I spoke with VELO3D’s Zach Murphree to find out more details on the company’s recent announcement of a tall version of their popular metal 3D printer.
VELO3D announced a new, much taller Sapphire metal 3D printer that enables 3D printing metal parts for automotive, aerospace and oil & gas.
Want a 3D printed chocolate tower? La MIAM Factory has a chocolate 3D printing service that can 3D print tall chocolate objects, and they’re quite tasty.
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Airwolf3D suddenly announced a new professional desktop 3D printer, the AXIOM 20.
3D Platform has long been known as a producer of “huge” 3D printers, but the word “huge” will have to be replaced after this announcement.
Recently we examined machines from Deltatower, a Swiss-based manufacturer of large-sized delta 3D printers.
Leapfrog’s Xcel 3D printer is far taller than you could imagine.
One of Leapfrog’s new products seems to hit a milestone by offering what might be the tallest build volume yet seen in 3D printers.
There’s been a rash of “tall” 3D printers lately, but perhaps there’s a way to print tall without one.
Rapide 3D, a growing technology manufacturer from Melbourne, Australia has started a crowd funding campaign for the Rapide Lite 200XL. It’s an FDM 3D printer that prints almost 16 inches high (400mm)!
What’s better than a 3D printer that can create objects seemingly out of thin air? A BIGGER 3D printer.
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