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Solidscape’s New S390 High-Rez Jewelry 3D Printer

Solidscape announced a powerful new 3D printer designed for jewelers.

DWS’s Huge XCELL 6000 System

DWS is known for their precision resin-based 3D printers, but they seem to have developed an unusual automation system.

3D Printed Healthcare Applications with Stratasys, Part 2

We spoke at length with Stratasys’ Director of Marketing for Healthcare Solutions, Michael Gaisford.

3D System’s Strategy Continues to Unfold

When we wrote on 3D Systems’ strategy a few days ago, we didn’t realize it would unfold this quickly.

Microsoft’s Online 3D Model Repair Tool

I have no idea how I missed this, but there is another free method for repairing broken 3D models.

The Rise of Specialized 3D Print Exhibitions

I’m fascinated with the evolution of how 3D printing technology is presented to the public.

3D-Printed Meds: Better Living Through Chemistry or 3D Printing Novelty?

Leroy Cronin brought media attention to the concept of 3D-printed medications with a 2013 TED Talk discussing the topic.

DyeMansion’s Expanded Post Processing System

From their name, you’d figure that DyeMansion has something to do with coloration, and you’d be right.

What Might We See in 3D Printing in 2018?

I hate making predictions because they may turn out wrong. But let’s do so anyway.

3D Bioprinters Are the Latest in a Line of Medical 3D Printers

3D printers have quickly changed from new technology to manufacturing miracle to household toy — you don’t need much more than a printer and a computer to create amazing 3D items from plastic, metal or even glass.

Ultimaker’s New Core – And Supports

Ultimaker announced two new products that are designed to meet customer demands.

A Sit-Down With Stratasys’ Andy Middleton, Part 2

We spent quite a bit of time talking to Stratasys’ European President, Andy Middleton about the company’s plans for the future.

Stratasys Accelerates Multi-material Strategy

An interesting announcement today reveals more about Stratasys’ strategies.

GE’s Mysterious Atlas Project: 3D Printed Metal at Scale?

At Formnext we were able to take a good look at GE’s mysterious Atlas project.

Many Questions with XJET’s CEO

We sat down with XJET’s CEO to find out where the new company is positioned today.

Authentise Working On Watermarking Solution

3D print middleware utility service Authentise is working on an interesting new function: Watermarking.

The PLUTO Desktop 3D Printer

3Devised is about to launch their new “PLUTO” desktop 3D printer on Kickstarter.

3D Systems Hits Back With Multiple Announcements

3D Systems, whose stock price recently took a tumble, came back with a series of very interesting 3D printing announcements.

How To: Persistent 3D Print Failure? Here’s What To Look For

The problem: you keep printing an item on your desktop 3D printer but it always fails. Solution? Read on.

Monica Sokolowski – “3D Printing lives at the intersection of technology, creativity and business”

Monica Sokolowski studied medical imaging, managed dental imaging centers and thought out-loud about the challenges of finding eyeglasses that fit each unique face perfectly.

The Platonics Ark Does Something Every 3D Printer Company Should Do

An intriguing new professional desktop 3D printer appeared on Indiegogo, and their approach seems quite unique.

3DPrintClean’s Model 3 Series: A Complete Set of Safety Accessories in One Box

We’ve often written on the topic of 3D printing safety, and there are few other solutions that do as much as 3DPrintClean’s.

From Sea to Shining 3D

Shining 3D speaks to their resellers.

Carbon Bulks Up With New Materials Program

Carbon announced potentially significant changes to its materials program, including some new hardware.

Jessie Tuscano – “I look forward to the day when I’m viewed as exceptional because of my accomplishments, not because of my gender”

Jessie likes to think of impossible as [usually] a state of mind.

Solidscape Announces the S500 High Precision Wax 3D Printer

Wax 3D printing is a specialty focus within the world of 3D printing and now there’s a powerful new 3D printer for wax casting applications.

What’s Happening at 3DEO?

We had a chance to speak with two individuals at 3DEO, a promising 3D metal printing startup.

Matching Business Need to 3D Print Technology is Critical for Success

A positive trend in 3D printing these days is the focus on actual applications.

UnionTech’s SLA 3D Printer Impresses

With the expiration of certain patents, one might expect to see more competition in the 3D print world, and that’s certainly the case.

3D Hubs Adds Indirect Metal 3D Printing to Network

What companies like Markforged, Desktop Metal and Admatec reintroduced to the world of manufacturing was the idea that 3D printing is already capable of producing metal parts through indirect methods.

Four 3D Printing Threat Vectors

In discussion recently the topic of 3D printing threat vectors came up. What might they be?

More Options for DLP 3D Printing from Ackuretta

Taiwan-based Ackuretta announced their new A96 and A135 DLP 3D printers are now available worldwide.

Sub-$1000 Moai SLA 3D Printer Hits Pro Level Sweet Spots

Peopoly’s Moai 3D printer began as a personal project between a pair of friends

3D Systems’ New Board Members Signals Significant Strategy Change

3D Systems has added two new individuals on their board of directors, and this has explained a lot to me.

Is a 3D Print Speed Benchmark Possible?

A reader asked if a print speed benchmark existed. I’m not sure such a thing could exist.

The US Army’s 3D Printed Grenade Launcher Raises Questions

There’s been a bit of a buzz around the US Army’s announcement of an almost fully-3D printed grenade launcher, but really it’s just an experiment.

Will Mosaic Manufacturing’s Color 3D Printing Approach Catch On?

There are multiple ways to achieve color 3D printing, and one of them is Mosaic Manufacturing’s Palette. But will it catch on?

EnvisionTEC is in the Fast Resin 3D Printer Club, Too

With all the buzz about new startups featuring fast 3D printing systems, it’s easy to forget that EnvisionTEC has a similar system as well.

Evy Wilkins – “The Human Body Is Unique. Any Device That Sits on or in the Human Body Should Be Personalized!”

Evy Wilkins is the VP of Marketing at UNYQ, a company delivering personalized non-invasive orthopedic devices that improve quality of life and celebrate the user fashionably.

EnvisionTEC Celebrates 15th Anniversary, But Big Challenges Ahead

EnvisionTEC is one of the premier vendors of high-resolution 3D printing equipment, having done so since 2002.

Do Ya Think 3D Systems is Pursuing the Medical Market?

An announcement this week from 3D Systems has, for me, settled the debate about 3D Systems’ strategy going forward.

3D Print Trade Show Wars: AMShow Europe Cancelled

We’ve just been informed that AMShow Europe has been cancelled, but what does this tell us about 3D print focused trade shows in general?

One on One With Formlabs’ Max Lobovsky, Part 1

Fabbaloo had a chance to sit down with Formlabs’ founder and CEO Max Lobovsky and find out what’s happening at Formlabs.

Sisma Broadens 3D Printer Portfolio with Bigger Metal and SLA

Compared to plastic 3D printing technology, metal additive manufacturing (AM) is relatively young.

The MoonRay S High Resolution Desktop 3D Printer

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

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.

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.

Nyomo’s “Minny” 3D Printer

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

Going to CES in Las Vegas? Catch Up With Us

This week is CES week, where the world shows off their new products, including, it turns out, many 3D printers.

Ultimaker Launches Remote 3D Printing

Ultimaker just launched a new app to complement their new Ultimaker 3D desktop 3D printer, and it includes the ability to do remote 3D printing.

An Unusual Desktop 3D Printer from Turkey

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

One on One With Stratasys’ Andy Middleton: Part 2

We had a chance to sit down with one of Stratasys’ key leaders to find out what’s happening at the 3D printing giant.

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.

NASA’s Medical 3D Printing Challenge

NASA has announced another 3D printing challenge, this time for K-12 students to develop medical technology for use on a potential Mars voyage.

I Just Used SketchUp in the Browser, And It’s Awesome

Trimble sent out an email earlier announcing my.SketchUp and, as you can imagine, it looks just like SketchUp–a wide open modeling area, simple interface and east-to-use tools.

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.

3D Printing Software That Might Pay For Itself

France-based Deltaface has produced 3D print preparation software that could save you some money.

Printlab’s Educational Focus

UK-based PrintLab produces a one-stop site for educators working with 3D printing with students.

Johnson & Johnson Adopts Cutting Edge 3D Printing for the Future of Medical Devices

Healthcare is one of the industries to most dramatically see changes occur due to the use of 3D printing technology.

EnvisionTEC Files Suit Against Formlabs

Ouch! EnvisionTEC has launched a patent infringement lawsuit against Massachusetts-based Formlabs.

BREAKING: General Electric to Acquire Both Arcam AND SLM!

Today General Electric announced plans to acquire two metal 3D printing companies, Arcam and SLM Solutions.

Jenny Chen – “We Believe That People, And Not Technology, Are The Driving Force Behind Technological Revolution”

Jenny Chen is the mind behind 3DHeals. One of the goals of 3DHeals is to educate the community about applications and innovations using 3D Printing in the healthcare industry.

One Tip You Must Know: The Cold Pull Technique

The truth with a desktop 3D printer is that you will definitely be performing service on it. But there’s one easy technique you must master.

dddmaterial Launches Powerful Tungsten 3D Printer Nozzles, Again

Germany-based dddmaterial has launched a second Kickstarter campaign to produce a batch of powerful tungsten 3D printer nozzles.

Two Neat Features on the FELIX Pro 1

The other week we had a really close look at the FELIX Pro 1 and found a couple of very interesting features.

Could 3D Systems Become a Healthcare Company?

Several recent happenings suggest 3D Systems might be considering changing their business focus. As you may have heard, 3D Systems (and other major incumbent 3D printing players) have had a very challenging time financially in the past two years. Quarterly financial reports from both 3D Systems and Stratasys show only modest gains this year, and… Continue reading Could 3D Systems Become a Healthcare Company?