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dremel

Dremel Prepping for New 3D Printer

With rumors of a new Dremel desktop 3D printer arriving soon, the company seems to be dumping the older version.

Kerry Stevenson September 8, 2017
children

The Toybox: A 3D Printer for Kids

I’m looking at a crowdfunding campaign for the “Toybox”, and believe this could be a good option for a holiday gift. 

Kerry Stevenson August 29, 2017
filament

Hands on with Four Fiberlogy Filaments

Fiberlogy is a Polish company producing high quality 3D printer filaments, and we had the chance to test not one, but four of their materials. 

Kerry Stevenson July 4, 2017
bigrep

BigRep Makes a Speedy 3D Printing Filament

BigRep’s focus recently has been all about print speed, and now they’re using a new filament technology to achieve more rapid prints. 

Kerry Stevenson June 15, 2017
@zyyx3dprinter

ZYYX’s Professional 3D Printer

Another 3D printer manufacturer has developed a professional-level version of their desktop 3D printer. 

Kerry Stevenson May 27, 2017
heat

An Unusual 3D Printing Filament from 3dk.berlin

There’s plenty of competition in the 3D printer filament market these days, so it takes a lot to stand out among the crowd. It seems that 3dk.berlin has done so with their new “k-top” product. 

Kerry Stevenson May 22, 2017
inexpensive

A USD$49 3D Printer? Can It Be True?

China-USA based Kodama is set to release a USD$49 desktop 3D printer, and I may be a bit skeptical of this project. 

Kerry Stevenson May 18, 2017
filament

3D Print Community: Reflow

This month’s community support selection is Reflow, a project to assist third world countries through 3D printing. 

Kerry Stevenson May 1, 2017
dupont

DuPont Unleashes Their Polymer Portfolio

I just noticed that chemical giant DuPont released new materials specifically for 3D printing.  Everyone has heard of DuPont; they have been around since 1802

Site Admin April 8, 2017
cnc

What to Make of the Snapmaker?

The Snapmaker is a very low cost desktop 3D printer that has now raised a great deal of money, but is this a good thing?

Kerry Stevenson April 6, 2017
cheap

iMakr Introduces USD$99 3D Printer

For what is likely the very first time, a 3D printer is being sold by a major outlet for less than USD$100. 

Kerry Stevenson March 3, 2017
@STACKER_3D

STACKER Returns with the S2 3D Printer

Two years ago a new company called STACKER introduced a powerful four-head professional 3D printer. Now, they’re back with a newly optimized model, the S2. 

Kerry Stevenson February 27, 2017
engineering

The Fabricatus Desktop Engineering 3D Printer

An entirely new desktop 3D printer designed for engineering use, specifically for injection molds, has been announced today by Avante Technology. 

Kerry Stevenson December 14, 2016
plastic

Xioneer’s X1 Has All The Calibrations!

At this stage of development, you might wonder what possible improvements could be done on a standard filament-based 3D printer. Tt turns out Xioneer has figured out several. 

Kerry Stevenson November 25, 2016
@3dplatform

3D Platform’s Powerful New Extruders

You might be familiar with 3D Platform, a company dedicated to making large-format 3D printers. Now it seems they’re working on ways to make large prints much faster. 

Kerry Stevenson November 24, 2016
bigrep

BigRep’s Shrinking!

Usually we see 3D printer companies making ever-larger devices. But now the maker of a large unit produces a smaller unit. 

Kerry Stevenson November 22, 2016
ceramic

Has 3d-figo Figured Out How To 3D Print Any Material?

In a very tiny booth on the left side of the FormNext exhibition was a display from a one-person company that just may have figured out a monstrous breakthrough in 3D printing. 

Kerry Stevenson November 22, 2016
filament

Who Knew? Nylon PLA!

Is it nylon 3D printer filament or PLA. Actually, this product is both!

Kerry Stevenson November 15, 2016
large

The Huge Cheetah 3D Printer

There’s another large-format plastic extrusion 3D printer you may not have heard of: the Cheetah 2. 

Kerry Stevenson November 14, 2016
plastic

The Tiny PocketMaker 3D Printer

Need a 3D printer you can put in your pocket? Well, it may be slightly bigger than a pocket, but the PocketMaker is indeed very small. 

Kerry Stevenson November 8, 2016
large

The Mysterious Fleximatter Project

I’m looking at a secretive Israeli company called Fleximatter that seems to be developing an unusual 3D printing technology. 

Kerry Stevenson October 27, 2016

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Welcome to Fabbaloo, one of the world’s oldest online news sources for 3D printing news. We’ve been in operation since 2007, where we first started examining the state of 3D printers. These devices are now relatively common among some circles in today’s world, but years ago it was extremely rare to see a 3D printer or even a 3D printed object.

At that time it was challenging to find any 3D printing news, so we decided to make our own site that covered 3D printer news, and even associated technologies like 3D scanning and 3D modeling. Today it is common to find 3D printers in schools, workshops and makerspaces, and you probably have been using 3D printed objects without even knowing they were 3D printed.

Today’s industry has finally taken up the challenge by installing thousands of industrial 3D printers, each producing previously impossible 3D printed parts that make today’s society far more efficient. The aerospace industry in particular has been producing many 3D printed parts, some even for flight critical purposes.

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