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3D printing can be used to make amazing sculptures and innovative technology — but do you know how a 3D printer actually works? A good understanding of the manufacturing process will make it easier to design your own creations.
Looking for a particular 3D printer filament? One great service to help is Filaments.directory, whose extensive database of materials can be easily searched.
Having trouble separating a 3D model into pieces for color 3D printing? Now a new tool, SimplyColor3D, allows easy segmentation for Prusa MMU2S or Palette2 .
Aerosint’s unique multi-material powder bed 3D printing process is bringing new possibilities not only to additive manufacturing, but to its security as well.
Need to select a 3D printing process for an additive manufacturing project? These videos explain the major differences between SLS, FDM, SLA, MJF and more.
3D printing is about more than printing; a chat with LEO Lane illuminates more in end-to-end workflow opportunity.
Kodak has introduced something very interesting into their 3D printing ecosystem: 3D design and print services.
We caught up with 3DEO last week and discovered they have reached a significant milestone.
After an interesting discussion with Objectify, my thoughts on 3D print service regionality have changed.
There’s an interesting service called 3DPrintedSound, and it does just that.
A new online service has launched to provide collaboration services for product development: Wikifactory.
We’ve just learned of a new venture seeking to simplify access to 3D printed bones: The ADAM Project.
Sintavia opened a 55,000-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility, featuring 3D printing.
On-demand manufacturing is of great interest around the world, and access is widening.
A new and potentially game-changing 3D model repository has appeared: PrusaPrinters.
MakerBot is taking a slightly different approach to introducing 3D printing to students, and I think it's the right way.
iOrthotics has launched a new division for custom orthotics, complete with a digital workflow.
We know ceramic 3D printing is around, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy to find.
