3D Printing Blog

Charles R. Goulding and Kate Esposito detail how Finland is leveraging 3D printed components to extend reactor lifespans and reduce operational risks.

Prusa Research published a very interesting analysis of vertical fine artifacts, and their solutions for them.

Neurosurgeons 3D printed a custom spinal implant for the first time.

Whatever happened to Calibry?

I’ve just noticed a new patent awarded to Continuous Composites.

Researchers at ETH Zurich have designed a multimaterial powder 3D printer.

There’s been an acquisition. Ackuretta has been scooped up by Pac Dent.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi unpack how Ametek’s massive acquisition of FARO Technologies marks a turning point in scanning’s influence on 3D printing and industrial innovation.

Artec 3D launched a new version of their popular 3D scanning software, Artec Studio, now version 20.

HP quietly announced a very interesting new material.

I found a patent that might hint at Elegoo’s plans for multimaterial 3D printing.

Charles R. Goulding and Jacob T. Nolan explore how 3D printing is accelerating innovation and unlocking valuable R&D Tax Credits across industries—from prototyping to next-gen fighter jet production.

A fully automated resin 3D printing system has been set up.

You might want to turn off your 3D printer’s camera.

Researchers have developed a method of 3D printing blood vessels, and that’s quite important.

Charles R. Goulding and Kate Esposito explore how 3D printing is breathing new life into Sweden’s nuclear power sector, making it faster, safer, and more resilient than ever.

I’ve realized there is another advantage held by Bambu Lab in the 3D printer market.

A new form of 3D model repository has emerged: Iteration3D.

The hidden cost of post-processing could hamper many manufacturers.

This week’s selection is the Shower Screen Towel Hook by MakerWorld contributor dot.STL.

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

Charles R. Goulding and Jacob T. Nolan report on Detroit’s gritty Reindustrialize Summit, where 3D printing, AI, and automation are powering a no-excuses revival of American manufacturing.

It looks like PCBWAY has found itself with a trainload of TPU material.

Our look at the new Bambu Lab H2S desktop 3D printer concludes with final thoughts.

Our look at the new Bambu Lab H2S desktop 3D printer continues with operations.

Our look at the new BamOur look at the new Bambu Lab H2S desktop 3D printer continues with unboxing, assembly and calibration.

We’ve been secretly testing the new Bambu Lab H2S desktop 3D printer for a while, and here are our findings.

Recent surprises from 3D printer manufacturers are tipping over established machine designs.

3DQue just solved a growing issue on large 3D print farms.

There’s another source for PHA 3D printer filament.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi spotlight how France’s world-leading nuclear sector is harnessing 3D printing to modernize aging infrastructure, accelerate reactor development, and drive global energy innovation.

Surprise! Bambu Lab suddenly announced an entirely new extrusion system, Vortek, that does not poop!

Zellerfeld’s new Nike shoe has sold out, and that tells us something about the future of 3D-printed footwear.

I’ve noticed something interesting appearing in some stories and promotions for 3DCP applications.

In this article, Charles Goulding and Anthony Palumbo examine the evolving U.S.–Philippines partnership, focusing on the 2025 trade-tariff agreement, expanding nuclear energy collaboration, and the growing role of additive manufacturing in…

It’s here: Bambu Lab announced the new H2S 3D printer today.

Researchers at TU Graz have developed a 3D printable “hook and loop” fastener for building components.

You might have heard of Anzu Partners recently, but who are they?

Charles R. Goulding and Aaron Rofe take a deep dive into how Bunim Laskin's Swimply revolutionized backyard pool rentals—and why Shvimply was built to serve faith-based communities with strict privacy needs.

It seems the market has spoken about toolchanging 3D printers.

Creality finally released the K2 Pro 3D printer, something we’ve anticipated for a while.

Researchers have done a comprehensive study to understand and control the variability of the LPBF process.

This week’s selection is the life-size Hulk 3D print by Reddit contributor seagullsattack.

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 explain how The Rodon Group is using 3D printing, robotics, and automation to lead a new era of American manufacturing.

It’s not yet official, but the upcoming release of OrcaSlicer has some very interesting new features.

There’s a new — and free — tool to automatically generate variable infill for FFF 3D print jobs.

Two 3D printer manufacturers are going public for trading on two stock exchanges.

What’s up with 3D-printed drone applications?

Mintion has developed a unique 3D printer accessory that I haven’t seen before.