3D Printing Blog

Nano Dimension took another step forward with Desktop Metal shareholders approving the proposed merger.

Seurat calls for AM incentives.

On TooTallToby.com, a passionate community of CAD enthusiasts are pushing themselves to be better modelers—and having fun along the way.

Our review of the world’s fastest desktop 3D printer, the FLSUN S1, concludes with software, print results and final thoughts.

Our look at the world’s fastest desktop 3D printer, the FLSUN S1, continues with setup, calibration, and operations.

We were fortunate to test the world’s fastest desktop 3D printer, the FLSUN S1.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi analyze the recent surge in US business bankruptcies in 2024, revealing its significant ripple effects on industries like restaurants, dentistry, and 3D printing, and urging…

I did some projections on the growth of Thingiverse and Printables to see which one will become the biggest 3D model repository.

Last week Nano Dimension offered to buy Markforged for cash. What does this mean for their technology portfolio?

There could soon be some interesting advancements in the 3DCP field.

The TASTE FACTORY producing up to 60 tons of 3D printed food each month, starting with THE FILET.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi explore how Spain, Portugal, and Greece are combating severe water scarcity through cutting-edge desalination and 3D printing technologies.

It’s time to talk about water-washable 3D printer resin.

Stratasys announced the “TechStyle Fabric Alignment Station”, and it’s quite interesting.

Frontier Bio announced a key breakthrough in bioprinting: they’ve successfully 3D printed human lung tissue.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi uncover how Rafael is leveraging 3D printing technology to accelerate production, streamline repairs, and maintain its edge in the global defense industry.

What should you do first? Buy a desktop 3D printer or learn a CAD tool?

Philadelphia-based Cocoa Press announced a new chocolate 3D printer, the Cocoa Press 2.0.

I came across what appears to be a misrepresented design on Printables.

This week’s selection is the Counter Bin 2.0 by Printables contributor FlaminSpike.

Once again we take a look at the valuations of the major 3D printing companies over the past week.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi explore how Ursa Major's innovative use of 3D printing is reshaping the defense industry, with implications for rocket motor production and beyond.

Fabbaloo went on a road trip and paid a visit to FAME 3D, the manufacturers of LulzBot 3D printers.

We spent some time with John Schneider of 3D-Fuel.

The 3MF Consortium announced a new release of their specifications that introduces some interesting new features.

Based on a custom control system and Kuka robotic arm, Apollo system retails for £250,000.

JuggerBot3D announced partners for a very intriguing project with the USAF.

Our review of Sunlu’s post processing systems and resin concludes with operations and final thoughts.

We’re examining SUNLU’s resins and post processing equipment, beginning with assembly.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi illustrate how Ferguson is rapidly expanding beyond its plumbing roots, leveraging strategic acquisitions and cutting-edge 3D printing technology to revolutionize the North American HVAC market.

It appears a barrier in 3DCP has been overcome by Zevnik Lab.

Well, if it isn’t yet another 3D printer company acquisition: Markforged has been acquired by Nano Dimension.

Predictive maintenance uses smart technology to prevent costly machine failures and minimize downtime in industrial 3D printing operations.

Leveraging technology from the University of Maine to boost shellfish production.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi take a ride through Royal Enfield's strategic entry into the electric motorcycle market, exploring how the iconic brand is poised to electrify the mid-range segment.

There are big changes ahead for SketchFab.

Bad news for Markforged: They’ve lost their patent lawsuit with Continuous Composites.

Today I’m looking at a new 3DCP company, VeroTouch.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi consider how Boeing’s suppliers, facing industry disruptions and potential strikes, are turning to submarines, defense, HVAC, and 3D printing to diversify and reduce dependency on…

A new 3D model generator has emerged that can produce models of crystals.

MIT researchers have developed a method to use sustainable glass as a structural building material.

US authorities have introduced immediate controls on the export of a number of advanced technologies, including certain additive manufacturing processes.

This week’s selection is the Pillars of Creation by the Space Telescope Science Institute.

Once again we take a look at the valuations of the major 3D printing companies over the past week.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi dive into the revolutionary use of 3D printing at Anduril Industries, the latest venture of Oculus founder, Palmer Luckey.

Bambu Lab has introduced some rather interesting requirements for print profile contributions to MakerWorld.

SPEE3D just did something that shouldn’t normally be possible.

Carbon worked with Lotus to create a unique 3D printed headrest on their new supercar, the Theory 1.

Alquist 3D uses concrete printing to produce 8,000sqft addition to Athens, TN store.

Prusa Research made a seemingly innocent announcement of a firmware upgrade, but there’s a lot more to the story.