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It's Creality 3DPrintMill (CR-30) vs. iFactory: See how these belt printers stack up and learn all about their features and differences.
All3DP talks to Kodama CEO Michael Husmann about the new Obsidian 3D printer, currently live on Kickstarter.
UPDATED: Here are the most pressing questions customers have regarding the Tiko 3D printer. All3DP compiled the answers from the Kickstarter thread and from manufacturer updates.
German company Print2Taste has launched a Kickstarter campaign for Bocusini, the world's first 3D food printing system.
MakeX launched Migo on Kickstarter, a 3D printer which you can carry around in a stylish backpack. They've smashed their goal of $100,000.
So you've found an exciting 3D printing Kickstarter campaign. But is it too good to be true? Here's some tips on backing the right project.
New Matter launches a new crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter with the MOD-t (2nd Gen) raising $41,331 of the $100,000 goal.
For makers, 3D printed circuits are no longer a dream. The first 3D printers which can handle DIY PCB printing will become commercially available soon.
PocketMaker, a newly launched Indiegogo campaign hopes to develop pocket-sized desktop 3D printing at an extremely affordable price.
Personalise beanies, socks or scarves by investing in the Kniterate Kickstarter campaign which will be launched in September.
After a successful Kickstarter campaign, German company Print2Taste tells ALL3DP why their Bocusini food printer is so special.
As long as there is no Tiko 3D printer review available: Here are the pros and cons of buying Tiko 3D printer?
Joris van Tubergen had an idea how to make his Ultimaker print in unlimited height. His Kickstarter project shows that simplest ideas are the best.
PancakeBot is a Kickstarter funded project building 3D printers that bake pancakes in the shape of a drawing, a logo - or whatever image you create in the software coming with the printer.
3D printing plastic is so 2016. How about chocolate printing to spice up the summer festivities?
California-based Beam3D has just launched a tantalizing new machine on Kickstarter. Called the Prism, this sub-$400 all-metal machine boasts an affordable price point, sophisticated features and is claimed to compete with printers upwards of $1000.