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Uniz’s Sideways 3D Printer

Sometimes companies come up with a new angle on 3D printing. Now Uniz has literally developed a 90 degree angle on their new prototype.

A 3D Print Newbie Tries Out MakerBot’s Replicator+

When I was asked if I would mind reviewing a 3D printer from a new user perspective, tt took me all of a few seconds to agree to the testing and then counted down the days for the printer to arrive.

The Strange “Nix…” Color 3D Printer

I’m looking at a recent Kickstarter launch for a machine billed as “The World First High Resolution Full Color 3D Printer”.

Something Very Interesting is Going On at Something 3D

The curiously-named Something 3D company has figured out a way to actually 3D print color objects with a filament extruder.

The MoonRay S High Resolution Desktop 3D Printer

We had a look at the new MoonRay S desktop 3D printer from SprintRay.

Titan Robotics’ Multi-Headed Escher

Titan Robotics has constructed one of the most unusual 3D printers I’ve yet seen.

Pro and Semi-Pro Desktop 3D Printers from MeccatroniCore

Italy-based MeccatroniCore offers a small line of impressive desktop 3D printer units suitable for professional use.

Ability 3D’s Low Cost 3D Metal Printing Option

We had a chance to talk to Ben Willard, the “guy in the garage” behind Ability 3D, a 3D metal printer.

CoLiDo’s 3D Metal Printer is On The Way

It seems there are an increasing number of 3D metal printer options recently, and there’s one more from CoLiDo.

Markforged’s New 3D Metal Printer: The Metal X

Markforged’s previous 3D printing equipment focused on high-strength materials like nylon, kevlar and carbon fiber, but now they’re into metal, too.

Monoprice to Launch The Kickstarter Killer, and Other Things

Monoprice has become very well known for their low-cost 3D printer options, but things are about to change significantly.

An Open Source High Resolution Resin 3D Printer

The RooBee One is a relatively easy to build completely open source high resolution resin-based 3D printer.

German RepRap’s Equipment Doesn’t Look Like a RepRap

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 3D Printer Have Become Much More Sophisticated

MiniFactory’s latest 3D printer is quite different than when we first saw them some three years ago.

Nyomo’s “Minny” 3D Printer

Looking for a small, yet powerful professional high-resolution desktop 3D printer? Look no further than the Nyomo “Minny”.

The Promise of Xjet’s Unusual 3D Printing Process

Xjet is a very interesting Israeli company developing a truly unique 3D printing process that differs from any other.

EVO-tech’s Professional 3D Printing System

Four-year old EVO-tech’s main product is a very powerful desktop 3D printer for professional use.

Farsoon Enters Americas: More 3D Metal Printer Choices Than Ever Before

Another Asian 3D metal printer manufacturer has launched operations in North America: Farsoon.

Aurora Labs Ships

Do you remember Aurora Labs? Yes? No? Well, I had to look them up and found we had last written about the company more than two years ago.

Hands on with the Replicator+: Part Three, Operations

After a very long wait, MakerBot recently released a new 3D printer, the Replicator+. We had an opportunity to give it a good test. This is part 3, read part 1 and part 2 here.

Hands on with the Replicator+: Part Two, Software

After a very long wait, MakerBot recently released a new 3D printer, the Replicator+. We had an opportunity to give it a good test. This is part 2, read part 1 here.

Hands on with the Replicator+: Part One, Setup

After a very long wait, MakerBot recently released a new 3D printer, the Replicator+. We had an opportunity to give it a good test.

An Unusual Desktop 3D Printer from Turkey

We had a close look at an unusual desktop 3D printer recently: the MFact from CAD2Parts.

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.

InssTek: Both Small and Very Large 3D Metal Printers

A Korean company is covering all the bases with a very wide breadth in their line of 3D metal printers.

Kids Might Fancy the Yeehaw 3D Printer

There are several 3D printers for children available, but none seem to go as far as the Yeehaw 3D printer.

Another Large-Format 3D Printer is Coming – With a Twist

A Croatia-based company hopes to launch a very large-format 3D printer in the next three months.

Multiple New Features in the Type A Machines Pro Enterprise Bundle

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.

Ricoh’s Powerful SLS 3D Printing System

To most people, the name “Ricoh” means photocopiers or cameras. Now, the company is hoping that same name will also mean “3D printing”.

Roboze’s Super-High Temperature 3D printer

Roboze is a small Italian company producing a very unique desktop 3D printer. You might say it’s very hot!

Builder Solves a Now-Familiar 3D Printing Problem with the Builder Extreme 1500

Netherlands-based Builder has announced the Extreme 1500 industrial 3D printer, which just happens to solve a problem we saw last week.

Matsuura Seems to Have Metal 3D Printing Figured Out

There are many new 3D metal printers on the market, but most of them produce objects requiring significant post-processing. But not Matsuura’s.

A Sweet Spot for Viridis3D’s 3D Printing Foundry Solution

EnvisionTEC’s subsidiary Viridis3D has been developing a unique system for 3D printing sand molds for use in foundries.

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.

atum3D’s DLP 3D Printer

There is no shortage of resin-based 3D printers these days, and one new option is the atum3D.

Omni3D Seeks Fortus Customers

Omni3D’s Factory 2.0 Production System is directly targeting Fortus users.

Roland’s Not-So-Secret Ceramic 3D Printer

When you think of “Roland” with respect to making machines, you think “small desktop unit”. But that’s definitely not going to be the case soon.

OR Laser’s Sophisticated Metal 3D Printer

German company OR Laser has developed a sophisticated metal 3D printer based on their previous laser expertise.

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.

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.

The DentalFab 3D Printer From MicroLay

Spain-based MicroLay has developed a new 3D printer specifically for the dental market.

The Monoprice Select Mini Desktop 3D Printer

If you’re seeking an inexpensive desktop 3D printer and fear an unknown Kickstarter project, the Monoprice Select Mini may be for you.

The Huge Cheetah 3D Printer

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

BeeHex Refines Their Pizza-Printing System

I spoke at length to BeeHex CMO Jordan French to discover more details about the company’s plans, and the result is quite promising.

XJet Succeeds at Ceramic 3D Printing

Israel-based XJet Ltd. announced they’ve been able to successfully 3D print ceramics using their proprietary NanoParticle Jetting process.

Ability3D’s Desktop Metal 3D Printer

Metal 3D printing on the desktop is pretty much a dream for many designers due to the extreme cost involved, but soon there may be an option.

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.

OWL WORKS Morphs Their Resin 3D Printer into an Affordable Size

Korea-based OWL WORKS launched the Morpheus Delta, an unusual resin-based desktop 3D printer with a rock-bottom price.

Airwolf 3D’s AXIOM 20 Offers More Than Just Z-Height

Airwolf3D suddenly announced a new professional desktop 3D printer, the AXIOM 20.

XMachine’s Genesis 3D Printer Launch Seems to be Having Challenges

We have been contacted by a backer of the Genesis desktop 3D printer by XMachine, who has some complaints, which appear to be legitimate.

The CUBICON Single Plus 3D Printer

I’m checking out the CUBICON Single Plus desktop 3D printer from Korea-based HyVISION.

The Mysterious Fleximatter Project

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

Kentstrapper Announces The Verve 3D Printer

Italy-based Kentstrapper announced a powerful new desktop 3D printer, the Verve.

Some Details on the GEMform 3D Printer, Right From the Top

Concept Craft is a relatively new Poland-based 3D printing startup that’s developed the GEMform, a desktop 3D printer.

Markforged’s new Mark X Composite 3D Printer

The new Mark X from Markforged includes a unique and very necessary feature.

Ultimaker’s New Ultimaker 3 Dual-Extrusion 3D Printer

Today Ultimaker launches a new model in their lineup: the Ultimaker 3 desktop 3D printer.

A Year of Consolidation at Zinter Results in New 3D Printer Range

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.

MakeX’s New M-Jewelry 3D Printer

MakeX successfully launched a high resolution resin-based 3D printer in 2014; now they’re about to launch a new machine focused on the jewelry industry.

A New British Brand of Stereolithography

The TCT Show in Birmingham UK, which took place last week, saw the global launch of a brand new stereolithography (SL) 3D printing process platform. The NEOS800 machine was being exhibited by RP Support (RPS), the UK company that has developed and is manufacturing the machine in the UK.