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All in hardware
As the 3D printing space continues to transform into something that fits into industrial factory settings, we’ve seen materials expand, systems improve, and a trend toward automation. What has so far seemed to be the missing piece is an equal improvement in post-processing technologies.
There’s an exciting upgrade for the most popular 3D printer around: the Prusa Bear Upgrade.
There’s a new upgrade available for the popular CR-10S desktop 3D printer from Creality.
Purchasing a traditional home may be physical proof that you’ve officially made it as an adult.
If you thought the age-old craft of metalworking couldn’t get any more precise, well think again.
There seems to be a very interesting 3D printing accessory in the works, the “Spül Tracker”.
A blog post from igus GmbH describes plans for building your own high-temperature 3D printer.
Wham Bam offers an unusual bed adhesion system that seems more capable than many alternatives.
I’m looking at a unique 3D printer extruder design from Zesty called “Nimble”.
We’ve received a couple of interesting videos on the new Form 3 technology from Formlabs, and they show a very unusual SLA process.
We seasoned digital craftspeople can take an idea from a digital model to a physical concept with lightning speed.
Stereolithography introduced to the world the possibility of turning digital CAD models into physical reality
UK-based E3D-Online announced their latest — and largest — 3D printer hot end, the SuperVolcano.
Aerosint and Aconity are collaborating toward a multi-metal future for 3D printing.
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