The power of 3D printing with powder could soon be brought to your desktop, with the help of a simple addon called Colorpod.
The backpack straps are cute, but why stop there? These 3D printed portability hacks for the Ultimaker 2 Go can make it truly mobile.
Smallest 3D printer in the Ultimaker range is easier to transport with the Ultimaker 2 Go Backpack, a sturdy foam box with shoulder straps.
All3DP visited the premiere „Additive Manufacturing“ Show in Amsterdam. Here are the three trends you need to know about.
The Dutch PostNL has fabricated a musical instrument en route to trumpet master Eric Vloeimans in awesome short film, “Sound of Delivery”.
Do you own an Ultimaker 2? With the new extrusion upgrade kit, you can enhance your 3D printer to the same functionality as an Ultimaker 2+.
At CES 2015, 3D printing was Everybody’s Darling. CES 2016 was a bit quieter. But a lot of clever improvements were shown that make 3D printing much better.
The new Ultimaker 2+ and Ultimaker 2 Extended+ series is launched at CES 2016. They offer several much-needed improvements over the older models.
Team FAST is building a 3D printed sustainable car which is fueled by formic acid - a natural substance produced by ants.
The popular and established Ultimaker 2 got a big brother: the Ultimaker 2 Extended. Read this Ultimaker 2 Extended review to find out how the test turned out.
3D printing steps into the spotlight again, this time a custom pair of 3D printed heels worn by the Dutch Minister of Education.
In a rare glimpse behind the scenes of Apple, it's revealed that several 3D printers play a pivotal role in their "Top-Secret Input Lab".
An engineer from New Zealand has 3D printed the world's smallest working circular saw, adding to his growing collection of miniature tools.
The Ultimaker 2Go may be small, but it has qualities other printers are lacking. Read what All3DP experienced in their first hands-on.
With the current layoffs at Makerbot and the demise of smaller companies, it may seem an odd timing, but market researchers are very confident: 3D printing will be bigger than the internet.
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.
It is now more imperative than ever that schools educate their students about the emerging digital fabrication technologies, especially those of the "additive kind" (i.e. 3D printing) that are going to fundamentally change the world and the way we manufacture our goods.