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Materialise Strategizes Collaborations

Saying “Materialise focuses on collaboration” is a bit like saying “rain is wet” these days, but the prolific company continues its deluge of co-creation announcements.

Anisoprint Expands Continuous Fiber 3D Printing Capabilities

Anisoprint announced an arrangement that should make their continuous carbon fiber 3D printer even better.

Design of the Week: HRE3D+ Wheels

This week’s selection is the startling HRE3D+ 3D printed wheel by HRE Performance Wheels.

Compound Dynamics: A Machine Tool-Style 3D Printer

A brand new company has entered the large-format 3D printing market: Compound Dynamics.

Need A Very Large 3D Print? Call Thermwood!

The largest 3D print I’ve ever seen was produced by Thermwood.

3D Business Mergers Point To What Makes Sense For Industry

The 3D Printing Store and Accucode 3D have merged, and it makes sense — for more than just these companies.

OpenAdditive Looks To Meet More Needs In Metal 3D Printing

OpenAdditive is a young business focused on “the market segments left behind” with other metal additive manufacturing solutions.

Sculpteo Releases 2019 State of 3D Printing Report

Every year 3D print service Sculpteo issues a report on their users’ activities in 3D printing.

Nano Dimension Increases Application Footprint

Space, defense, smart homes: Nano Dimension is expanding the reach of 3D printed electronics.

The End of Mcor Technologies?

It appears the end is near for Mcor Technologies, as we have indications they are in receivership.

AddiFab Intrigues With 3D Printing Freedom For Injection Molding

“It’s kind of basic,” says AddiFab Inc. CEO Carsten Jarfelt, “we combine the freedom of 3D printing with the known, credible, repeatable benefits of injection molding.”

Interactive Map of 3D Printing Tech Available

A comprehensive interactive chart of 3D printing technologies has been published.

Prusa Rebrands and Improves Software Systems

Prusa Research introduced PrusaSlicer to replace their previous management software.

Inside ACEO’s Silicone 3D Printing Lab

A look inside ACEO’s US 3D printing operations proved illuminating.

Metal 3D Printing And MIM: Deeper With Desktop Metal And Indo-MIM

We talked with executives from Desktop Metal and new partner Indo-MIM to dig deeper into metal on demand.

The Startling Magnetic 3D Print Technology From Fortify

A startup is using magnetic fields to 3D print extremely strong objects.

Dawn Morse: “Each And Every Sculpture In Our Studio Has A Story Which Is Priceless”

Dawn Morse is the co-founder of Holodeck 3D Studios, a 3D photography and printing studio.

Autodesk’s Stock Price Takes A Hit

Autodesk’s stock dropped 10% after their first quarter results were made public.

WarpSPEE3D Metal 3D Printing

Supersonic SPEE3D is going bigger with its unique metal 3D printing offerings.

Markforged Forges On With Blacksmith AI

Greg Mark, CEO of Markforged, tells us it’s “definitely the most exciting thing we’ve announced” as the company introduces its foray into artificial intelligence.

Ultimaker Directly Focused On 3D Printing Applications

We spoke with Ultimaker’s USA chief, Jamie Howard, to learn more about the company’s strategy.

Book of the Week: Additive Manufacturing Change Management

This week’s selection is “Additive Manufacturing Change Management: Best Practices” by David M. Dietrich, Michael Kenworthy, and Elizabeth A. Cudney.

Fabrisonic To Space!

This week we found out Fabrisonic intends to develop a space-rated 3D printer.

XJet’s Dual Material Ceramic and Metal 3D Prints

XJet has accomplished something we’ve never seen before: a combination metal and ceramic 3D print.

3D Printing in the Electrical Industry

Charles Goulding and Dylan Comerford of R&D Tax Savers discuss electrical industry usage of 3D printing technologies.

3D Printing Your Own Voice, Or Someone Else’s

There’s an interesting service called 3DPrintedSound, and it does just that.

Design of the Week: Bottle Opener

This week’s selection is an unnamed bottle opener made by Velo3D.

When 3D Met IoT

What’s even more exciting than 3D technology alone? The emerging relationship between 3D printing and the Internet of Things.

What 3D Printer Does Supermaker Colin Furze Use?

UK-based supermaker Colin Furze uses 3D printing.

A Run Through: What’s New In 3D Printing At RAPID + TCT?

Industry expert Todd Grimm set the stage for RAPID + TCT 2019 with a speedy rundown of what’s new in 3D printing.

RAPID + TCT 2019 Is A Wrap

RAPID + TCT 2019 was a busy week in 3D printing, with plenty to see and a lot to learn.

6 Tips for Selecting A 3D Printer For Your Projects

Here are six essential factors that you should consider when selecting a 3D printer.

Bodyblock: A Trigger For 3D Printed Fashion?

I’m looking at an interesting 3D model service called Bodyblock.

LuBan: 3D Printing Very Large Objects

LuBan is a software tool to greatly assist when a very large 3D print is required.

What Makes A 3D Printer Successful?

There are several factors that determine whether a 3D printer is successful.

Hands On With The Kodak Portrait 3D Printer: Final Thoughts

This is part 4 of a 4 part series reviewing the Kodak Portrait 3D printer.

Hands On With The Kodak Portrait 3D Printer: Advanced Operations

This is part 3 of a 4 part series reviewing the Kodak Portrait 3D printer.

Hands On With The Kodak Portrait 3D Printer: Basic Operations

This is part 2 of a 4 part series reviewing the Kodak Portrait 3D printer.

Hands On With The Kodak Portrait 3D Printer: Unboxing And Setup

This is part 1 of a 4 part series reviewing the Kodak Portrait 3D printer.

Could Cloned Equipment Be A Bother For Prusa?

Fabbaloo friend and maker Eric Au reports on his use of a Prusa clone 3D printer.

3D Printing Unicorns: International Business and Tax Planning

Charles Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi of R&D Tax Savers examine unicorns and strategic expansions in 3D printing.

Lee-Bath Nelson: “AM Is Most Impressive As An Enabler Of Distributed Manufacturing”

Lee-Bath Nelson is Co-Founder and VP Business at LEO Lane, which offers brands a way to stay in control of the quality and quantity of their parts and products in the additive manufacturing ecosystem.

MatterHackers’ Materials Partnerships

3D printing reseller MatterHackers is greatly expanding its materials reach with several high-profile partnerships.

Testing 3Dfind.it

Today I am testing a new 3D model search service, 3Dfind.it.

Desktop Metal’s Major MIM Partnership

For metal 3D printing to compete with metal injection molding, perhaps the two technologies should work together.

Heineken Toasts To Ultimaker

3D printing tooling is something for beer company Heineken to toast.

Book of the Week: The Way Things Work Now

This week’s selection is “The Way Things Work Now” by David MacAulay.

Wikifactory Launches

A new online service has launched to provide collaboration services for product development: Wikifactory.

Titan Robotics’ Dual Pellet Extruder 3D Printer

Titan Robotics is introducing its new Dual Pellet Extruder Atlas-H 3D printing system.

Origin’s Origin One Manufacturing 3D Printer

Origin has finally revealed their mysterious 3D printer: The Origin One.

3DQue: The Correct Way For Low-Volume 3D Print Production?

This week we are going to see for the first time 3DQue’s revolutionary way to implement low-volume production using 3D printing.

Design of the Week: Printmaking Press

This week’s selection is the Printmaking Press by Martin Schneider.

7 Tips For Attending RAPID + TCT 2019

You’ve got your tickets and are ready to go to North America’s largest 3D printing event. What do you do?

To RAPID + TCT We Go

RAPID + TCT 2019 is coming to Detroit, and so are we.

Unnecessary 3D Prints

Matt Benedetto has a habit of designing unnecessary things.

3D Print Learning Series: 3D Scanning

This is an entry in our 3D Print Learning Series, focusing on 3D Scanning.

EOS Continues Focus On Series Additive Manufacturing With Four New Metals

Industrial 3D printing continues to march toward serial production.

3D Printed Dioramas: A New Twist On An Older Process

A company found a new usage for 3D printed body scans: dioramas.

IMTS Plans For Even More Additive Manufacturing In 2020

IMTS, the massive biennial manufacturing technology show, is set to see 40% more floor space dedicated to additive manufacturing in 2020.

Wabtec Welcomes Binder Jetting

GE Additive’s H2 binder jetting system has found another home with Wabtec.

Why Is Stanley Black & Decker So Deep Into 3D Printing?

For some reason, power tool maker Stanley Black & Decker is investing heavily in a number of 3D printing ventures.

SOLIDNAPKIN: New SolidWorks Add-in Imports/Animates Your Concept Sketches

That’s it. I just placed a bulk order on Amazon for a pallet of thick, super-absorbent napkins.

AstroPrint Scores Additional US$1M Investment

AstroPrinthas successfully raised US$1M investment round.

Snapmaker Raises Huge Amount On Kickstarter

Desktop multi-tool 3D printer manufacturer Snapmaker has raised an enormous amount of money for their new Snapmaker 2.0 device.

From The Ashes: CRP And Energica Rebuild For MotoE

CRP helps Energica race to the race, rebuilding destroyed motorbikes in record time.

CGTrader’s Rock Star Competition To Celebrate Designer Of 800,000th 3D Model

3D model marketplace CGTrader is ready to celebrate its next design milestone and the designer who helps them reach it.

Diana Kalisz: “I Helped Introduce The First Large Format 3D Printer, The Sla-500”

Diana Kalisz came out of an early career in aerospace, joining 3D Systems in early 1989.

Health Canada Issues Guidance On 3D Printed Implants

Health Canada has issued official guidance for producers of 3D printed medical implants.

Sintratec S2 SLS 3D Printing System Ready For Its US Debut At RAPID + TCT

Sintratec is gearing up for RAPID + TCT next week to showcase the capabilities of SLS 3D printing beyond prototyping.

Sintavia Opens Massive Advanced Manufacturing Plant

Sintavia opened a 55,000-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility, featuring 3D printing.

The Prusa Bear Upgrade

There’s an exciting upgrade for the most popular 3D printer around: the Prusa Bear Upgrade.

Book of the Week: Every Tool’s a Hammer

This week’s selection is “Every Tool’s a Hammer:” by Adam Savage.

Waiting For Xerox

As industrial interest in 3D printing grows exponentially, new players are sure to arrive. One of them is likely to be Xerox.

2088 AM Jobs At RAPID + TCT Exhibitors

A new report suggests there are an incredible number of additive manufacturing jobs available at companies exhibiting at next week’s RAPID + TCT event.

Xometry Pulls in Another $50 Million

Xometry has announced $50 million in equity funding.

“Alternately Soluble” 3D Print Casting

I’m reading about a very unusual technique for 3D printed casting that involves two soluble support materials.

The ADAM Project: A 3D Printed Bone Service

We’ve just learned of a new venture seeking to simplify access to 3D printed bones: The ADAM Project.

Design of the Week: One Hand Book Holder

This week’s selection is the One Hand Book Holder by Daniel Gross.

3D Printer Filament Market Set To Grow Substantially

A research report indicates tremendous growth in the 3D printer filament market in coming years.

3D Hubs Chooses Chicago for North American HQ

International expansions in 3D printing continue as 3D Hubs announces Chicago as the soon-to-be site of its new North American headquarters.

Aleph Objects Opens European HQ

Aleph Objects has opened the doors to business in Europe with its new HQ in the Netherlands.

Shock Wave-Proof 3D Printed Design

The US Military has devised a unique method of 3D printing a surface resistant to shock waves.

$2M Funding and an Apology: A Happy Ending Follows #CESGenderBias Dismay

Sex tech company Lora DiCarlo has some good news.

Direct Drive Upgrade Available for CR-10S

There’s a new upgrade available for the popular CR-10S desktop 3D printer from Creality.

The peel 2 Handheld 3D Scanner

peel 3D announced the peel 2, an advanced handheld 3D scanner.

HP’s Production-Focused Jet Fusion 5200 Series

Among HP’s announcements today is its new Jet Fusion 5200 Series of 3D printers.

What Must 3D Systems Do To Thrive?

Given 3D Systems’ most recent financial results, some serious thought must be put into their strategies.

HP Focuses on Future of Digital Manufacturing with New 3D Printing System, Material, Partners, Network

HP has a flurry of announcements today focusing on digital manufacturing solutions, including the latest MJF 3D printer.

3D Systems Takes Huge Stock Price Hit

3D Systems announced their quarterly results and they were not as expected.

What Is Industrial 3D Printing?

There isn’t an industry on Earth that won’t be touched, and potentially transformed, by the maturation of 3D printing technology. But for this to happen, additive manufacturing has to migrate from the hobbyist’s desktop to factory floors all across the world.