A new 3D printer offering uses a very unusual motion system.
Shining 3D has introduced a new, low-cost desktop 3D printer, the Einstart-C.
I’m looking at a crowdfunding campaign for the “Toybox”, and believe this could be a good option for a holiday gift.
The Sculpto+ must be one of the most unusual 3D printers I’ve encountered.
Italy-based WASP announced a new version of their flagship 3d printer, the DeltaWASP 20 40 Turbo2.
China-based Mankati has a new, powerful professional desktop 3D printer on the market: the E180.
It seems that electroplating might become a popular secondary 3D print service, if trends carry forward.
We obtained a da Vinci Jr. 2.0 Mix desktop 3D printer from XYZprinting and put it through some tests.
We obtained a da Vinci Jr. 2.0 Mix desktop 3D printer from XYZprinting and put it through some tests.
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.
Florence-based Kentstrapper announced the Zero 2 desktop 3D printer, an improved version of their previous Zero.
Among numerous crowdfunded 3D printers currently running is one that might be of interest: the Protonium.
Leapfrog has announced a new flagship 3D printer, the Bolt Pro.
MakerGear has introduced a terrific new feature in their latest desktop 3D printer, the M3.
BCN3D is a Barcelona-based 3D printer manufacturer that’s produced several generations of desktop 3D printers.
Velleman has introduced a very low cost desktop 3D printer kit that could be of interest.
BigRep’s focus recently has been all about print speed, and now they’re using a new filament technology to achieve more rapid prints.
We got our hands on with a pair of assembled Original Prusa i3’s and ran them through some basic tests.
Grupo Sicnova made a couple of interesting announcements this week.
Some 3D printers can print in carbon fiber, but this 3D printer is made from carbon fiber.
A recent Kickstarter from OPENCREATORS has shown a 3D printer with features we haven’t seen previously.
France-based Prodways has been around for many years producing high-end industrial 3D printers, but now they’ve released a less expensive model that is quite interesting.
Brooklyn has been a bit of hotbed for 3D printing tech, and one company based there is gCreate.
We had a quick look at the L-Devo line of professional 3D printers recently.
Another 3D printer manufacturer has developed a professional-level version of their desktop 3D printer.
Another ultra-low cost desktop 3D printer has been launched on Kickstarter: BuildOne.
As revealed some months ago, desktop 3D printer manufacturer has officially released their new product line, which includes two 3D printers for desktop use.
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.
BigRep introduced a new 3D printer filament that could make life much easier for many 3D print operators.
China-USA based Kodama is set to release a USD$49 desktop 3D printer, and I may be a bit skeptical of this project.
I’m looking at an extremely unusual 3D printer design: the Blackbelt.
Way back in January we had a sneak peek of Monoprice’s new low-cost 3D printer. Now you can order one, sort of.
Stand-alone, desktop 3D printers seem to be going the way of the Dodo bird with the introduction of all-in-one machines, which offer more than simple printing.
This month’s community support selection is Reflow, a project to assist third world countries through 3D printing.
Italy-based Kentstrapper introduced the MAVIS, a new, large format professional 3D printer.
With all the questionable 3D printer launches recently, it’s nice to see one that makes sense.
Peopoly’s Moai 3D printer began as a personal project between a pair of friends
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
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?
Unlike desktop 3D printers, which have only grown more connected and technologically advanced over the past few years, vacuum forming has remained somewhat Lo-Fi—oftentimes consisting of a homemade jig hooked up to a shop vac.
The Hangprinter is one of the most unusual 3D printer concepts yet seen, and it actually works.
For what is likely the very first time, a 3D printer is being sold by a major outlet for less than USD$100.
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.
Korea-based Sentrol is one of several large Asian companies to introduce a line of powerful 3D printers for industry.
Netherlands-based 3D4Makers seems to have broken through a major barrier to producing unusual 3D print filaments in engineering materials with a new production system.
A new 3D printer project on Kickstarter hopes to capitalize on consumer 3D printing with a new approach.
This week I managed to get a closer look at the new 3D printing system from startup Rize.
Austria-based Hage markets a pair of powerful professional 3D printers with some unique features.
Today Febtop Tech launches the Optimus, one of the few combo machines that combines 3D printing with other making processes.
I’ve been a fan of Sindoh’s desktop 3D printer equipment for quite a while, and now they’ve announced their second model, the DP201.
I’m looking at a line of professional 3D printers from Germany-based 3Dfactories.
A project just underway seems to offer the ability to “expand” your 3D printer.
We took a look at the new M3D Pro desktop 3D printer.
We examined samples from 3ntr’s equipment and found them very capable.
Germany-based Kühling&Kühling now offer two very powerful 3D printers suitable for professional use.
I’m looking at a recent Kickstarter launch for a machine billed as “The World First High Resolution Full Color 3D Printer”.
Titan Robotics has constructed one of the most unusual 3D printers I’ve yet seen.
Italy-based MeccatroniCore offers a small line of impressive desktop 3D printer units suitable for professional use.
When the term “RepRap” is used, you might think of an inexpensive hobby-style desktop 3D printer. But that’s not at all what is being produced by German RepRap.
MiniFactory’s latest 3D printer is quite different than when we first saw them some three years ago.
When I last spoke to Graham Bredemeyer over a year ago, he told me that he was developing a unique 3D printer platform in his own apartment in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Finally, someone is doing something about a problem faced by virtually all polymer-based 3D printing: predictability.
Four-year old EVO-tech’s main product is a very powerful desktop 3D printer for professional use.
Just two years ago, Cincinnati Inc. (CI) and a fleet of partners stunned the world with the Big Area Additive Manufacturing (BAAM) 3D printer.
I’m looking at a new startup focused on use of recycled plastics for the production of 3D printer filaments and have some thoughts.
We had a close look at an unusual desktop 3D printer recently: the MFact from CAD2Parts.
An entirely new desktop 3D printer designed for engineering use, specifically for injection molds, has been announced today by Avante Technology.
Lativa-based Mass Portal has developed a powerful rack-mount system for parallel 3D printing.
There are several 3D printers for children available, but none seem to go as far as the Yeehaw 3D printer.
A Croatia-based company hopes to launch a very large-format 3D printer in the next three months.
Type A Machines produces very powerful desktop 3D printers suitable for professional use, but they’ve made them even better with a bundle that includes several new features.
Airwolf 3D has announced a new adhesion solution for 3D printing polypropylene.
A filament producer now offers filament specifically for the new MakerBot equipment.
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.
Omni3D’s Factory 2.0 Production System is directly targeting Fortus users.
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.
Usually we see 3D printer companies making ever-larger devices. But now the maker of a large unit produces a smaller unit.
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.
If you’re seeking an inexpensive desktop 3D printer and fear an unknown Kickstarter project, the Monoprice Select Mini may be for you.
Is it nylon 3D printer filament or PLA. Actually, this product is both!
There’s another large-format plastic extrusion 3D printer you may not have heard of: the Cheetah 2.
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.
Airwolf3D suddenly announced a new professional desktop 3D printer, the AXIOM 20.
I’m checking out the CUBICON Single Plus desktop 3D printer from Korea-based HyVISION.
I’m looking at a secretive Israeli company called Fleximatter that seems to be developing an unusual 3D printing technology.
Yet another interesting 3D printer filament has been announced by Avante Technology: Injection Molding Grade Filament.
Italy-based Kentstrapper announced a powerful new desktop 3D printer, the Verve.
Concept Craft is a relatively new Poland-based 3D printing startup that’s developed the GEMform, a desktop 3D printer.
Every week I receive multiple notices from small 3D printer filament companies looking for a way to promote their products.
While I was at the TCT show in Birmingham last week, I got to spend some time speaking with Shane Nelson, who has been leading Zinter (previously Ion Core) since 2014.
A new UK-based 3D printer startup has developed an even more flexible dual extrusion approach.
BigRep has solved a major barrier to large-format 3D printing in a very ingenious way.
I’ve encountered Italy-based Sharebot on many occasions over the past few years, but I noticed something very interesting the last time we met.
Cel-Robox’s desktop 3D printer has a feature I hadn’t noticed previously: needle valves.
While Gallagher might have pioneered the act of destroying things for the amusement of a late night TV audience, YouTube has certainly helped reinvent it.
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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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