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You Might Say This is a Titanic 3D Print

BernCo Models has produced a 1/72 3D printed version of the famous Titanic liner – and it sails just like the real thing.

Lucy Beard – “3D printing was just the accident of the solution to the customer problem I found in finding shoes that fit”

Lucy Beard is a former mathematician and actuary who grew to love customers more than numbers during her years working as an executive in Silicon Valley.

Paulene Siew – “I Was Amazed at How a 3d Printer Can Print Out a Model Just Within Hours and I Know This Technology Will Definitely Be an Added Advantage to Many Companies”

Paulene Siew is the the Operation Director for Singapore-based start-up 3D Printing Studios.

Desktop SLS: Industrial 3D Printing for the Masses?

With the expiration of each 3D printing patent comes a new wave of affordable systems.

Inevitable: Tiko 3D is Officially “On Standby”

Tiko 3D announced yesterday that they’ve placed the company “on standby”, effectively ending their project.

Here’s Something More Kickstarter Projects Should Do

With the growing list of crowdfunding failures recently, it seems to me that these projects should have been taking steps to provide more assurance to their backers.

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.

Stratasys’ New F123 Series Make 3D Print Operations Far Easier

Yesterday Stratasys made what might be their biggest announcement of the year: an entirely new line of 3D printers for prototyping.

One on One With Mcor’s Conor MacCormack, Part 2

We had the rare opportunity to sit down with Mcor Technology’s CEO, Conor MacCormack at CES and find out what’s been happening with the company in recent months.

EOS’s Strong Focus on Industrial Operations

EOS is well known as one of the few true industrial 3D printer manufacturers around, and we examined some of their latest upgrades.

Stefani Pellinen-Chavez – “It Helps if You Try to Look at How You Can Bring Value and Prove to Others, but More Importantly to Yourself, That You Have What It Takes”

Stefani Pellinen-Chavez is a co-founder and the Chief Operations Officer of Ivaldi Group.

Things Looking Good For Prusa Research

After the “consumer crash” of desktop 3D printing there remains the surviving companies. One that’s far beyond mere “surviving” is Prusa Research.

Irene Presti – “3D Printing Has a Lot of Potential but Still Lacks Research, Professionalization, and Training”

Irene Presti is the woman behind almost all of the current Latin America’s initiatives in 3D Printing.

Sophie Kahn – “I Struggle With the Assumption That the Technology Is More Advanced Than It Is”

Sophie, could you let us know about your background and what brought you into 3D printing in the first place?

Raja Skogland – “We Are at the Beginning of an Industrial and Digital Revolution Where 3d Technology Will Be Playing a Major Role”

Raja has the real entrepreneur mind-set. She has started an advisory and investment company, is board advisory member for 3 others, and invested in 7 others, in addition to being the CCO for ShareMy3D… We asked her how she does it all.

Marney Stapley – “Additive Manufacturing Attracts Some of the Brightest Minds in Tech and Innovation”

If you are in the Additive Manufacturing industry, you probably already know Marney as the Business Manager for Fabbaloo.

Rachel Gordon – “3D Printing Is Starting to Become an Industrial Manufacturing Technique and Become Truly Productive”

Rachel leads the research into 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing at IDTechEx, including writing market research reports, interviewing key players, consulting, curating conferences, and speaking at events around the world.

Sfmototype Challenge – Discussion With Lori Chen & Nancy Garcia Von Kriegenbergh

This article originates from Women In 3D Printing and is part of our effort to support the use of 3D printing technology by women. The article is re-published with permission. SF Moto, a Bay Area local motorcycle store, and You3Dit, a 3D design platform, teamed up to bring the SFmototype Challenge. We talked to Nancy Garcia… Continue reading Sfmototype Challenge – Discussion With Lori Chen & Nancy Garcia Von Kriegenbergh

An Interview with Phil DeSimone and Paul DiLaura of Carbon

Carbon made its UK debut advanced manufacturing show appearance at TCT in Birmingham recently

Emily Coker – “I’ve Had Way Too Many Moments in a 3d Printing Lab Where I’m the Only Woman”

Emily Coker is a multipotentialite who is passionate about empowering herself and others through hands-on learning and making. She used her competencies and skills at TechShop and Maker Media.

Lyndsey Lewis – “3d Printing Will Be Able to Mature in Places Where Production Infrastructure Is Broken”

Lyndsey is the co-founder of Reflow, which converts recyclable plastic into 3D print filaments using open source technology.

Lisa Federici – “It’s Ok to Be a Mom, an Entrepreneur, a Wife, a Student and an Employee All at Once. You Can Do This and You Can Succeed”

Lisa is the CEO of Scansite, a provider of 3D scanning, 3D inspection, and reverse engineering services, located in the Bay Area.

Cathy Lewis – “With a Focus on the Customer and Real Application Requirements, This Industry Has a Fantastic Future”

Cathy Lewis was the Chief Marketing Officer for 3D Systems from 2009 to mid 2016. Before that, she used to be the CEO for Desktop Factory from 2006 to 2009, placing her as one of the pioneer in the 3D Printing industry as we know it today.

How 3D Printing Has And Will Affect Sports

3D printers have made custom manufacturing easy and inexpensive.

3D Platform Unleashes Not One, But TWO Gigantic 3D Printer Concepts

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.

Behind the Within Reach Design Challenge

Something really exciting is happening right now in the 3D printing industry. It’s called the Within Reach Design Challenge (#WithinReach3DP Challenge on social media).

An Ineffective 3D Printing Stunt

I’m reading reports of a new Guinness World Record for the “largest 3D print ever”. But this is a pointless exercise.

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.

Juliana Martinelli – “I Decided That I Wanted to Be Part of the Changes the World Was Going Through, and to Do That I Had to Be an Engineer”

Juliana Martinelli is the founder and CEO of InovaHouse3D, a Brazil-based startup that is willing to disrupt traditional house manufacturing thanks to 3D printing.

Investing in Metal 3D Print Powders? Not So Fast!

I read a report proposing that it might be profitable to invest in metal powder production for 3D printers and concluded this might not be the best plan.

Katherine Bialek – “I Enjoy Inventing, Finding Solutions, and Being Able to Carry Out That Process Myself”

Katherine is an innovator, a mother, a maker, an entrepreneur. She built a live-streaming 3D printing platform, MyMultiExtruder, on which she shares her 3D printing experiences.

Holly Craig – “The Women I Meet in My Profession Are Typically Top Notch Since They Have Had to Excel Higher to Achieve Their Position”

Holly is the co-founder and CEO of Stratonics. She is an engineer but also knows all about business and operations.

Another Massive 3D Printer: The Box

Sweden-based BLB Industries has produced a massive 3D printer to join the growing ranks of meter-sized devices on the market.

Sigma Labs Introduces Much-Needed In-Process Quality Assurance to Metal 3D Printing

Metal 3D printing enables the production of new, more efficient and intricate geometries, with the potential to reduce costs and increase the performance of a given product.

6 Ways 3D Printing is Shaping the Future of the Medical Industry

The technology of 3D printing is developing rapidly and has enabled many innovations across various industries.

Dissolvable Metal Support Material for 3D Printed Metal Could Create New Opportunities

Researchers have developed a very unusual support material: dissolvable carbon steel that could be used for metal 3D printing support structures.

WI3DP: Michelle Mihevc – “There Is More Need to Incorporate Additive Technologies in Augmenting Traditional Manufacturing”

Michelle Mihevc is a Co-Founder and Principal at FATHOM. She is sharing here her 8-year experience within the 3D printing industry.

Katrin Olina – “That Is What Technology Should Be Used for, – to Materialize Dreams as Well as to Make Our World More Interesting and Hopefully Better”

Nora Toure interviews 3D designer Katrin Olina.

Searchers of Google Tell a Pessimistic Attitude Toward 3D Printing

For fun I used Google’s famous search autofill to see what people are searching for when specifying a number of 3D printing companies. The results are very clear.

Bailey Geyer – “As a (Female) Programmer, I Would Have to Really Prove That I Truly Knew What I Was Talking About”

Bailey Geyer is the FDM supervisor at Stratasys Direct Manufacturing, a division of Stratasys.

WI3DP: Sarah Ceravolo – “Whatever Your Passion Is, Chances Are There Is a Relevant Application Within 3d Printing for It”

Sarah is the founder of Convolo Design, an Australian-based design studio.

WI3DP: Annalisa Nicola – “3D Printing Has to Be Disruptive, Exploring More Technical Solutions for Manufacturing”

Annallisa Nicola is the CEO and co-founder of XYZBAG.

On The Loose: 3DPrintler’s 3D Print Service Chatbots

Growing 3D print conglomerate 3DPrintler is working on a strange chatbot interface to their 3D print service pricing comparison engine.

WASP’s 3D Printing Vision Continues to Inspire

Today there are hundreds, if not thousands, of companies operating across the 3D printing industry, all motivated by the potential of additive technologies and/or the commercial opportunities that they offer.

Who Knew Replicating a Functional BB-8 Would Be So Hard?

Most moviegoers leave the special effects to the professionals. Firefighter Ed Zarick, however, was not content with seeing BB-8 rolling around the silver screen of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Sciaky Brings Tighter Precision to Metal AM

Sciaky has announced the introduction of a closed-loop control system named IRISS for its electron beam additive manufacturing (EBAM) system.

voxeljet And The Service Centre Business Model

voxeljet, like many industrially focused 3D printer manufacturers, offers an industrial service to its client base.

3D Printer Carves Out Niche for Big Parts

At first glance, 3D printing is a broad, horizontal technology. But each industry will have its unique needs for 3D printing. A 3D printing manufacturer can turn a specialized technique into a large niche market.

Seven Questions With BigRep CEO René Gurka

We spoke with BigRep CEO René Gurka, whose company produces the gigantic BigRep ONE 3D printer to find out how the company has changed and where it’s headed.

What Challenges Face The New 3D Systems CEO?

Last month 3D Systems’ long-time CEO, Avi Reichental, departed the company. What should be of concern to the not-yet-named replacement CEO?

WI3DP: Rachel Nhan

Rachel Nhan was among the featured designers on the runway. Rachel became famous in the 3D Printing industry thanks to her 3D Printed Neckpiece, before even graduating!

Black Friday Takes Over 3D Printing Universe

What’s going on? Many 3D print companies have offered deals today, Black Friday.

Staples and Sculpteo Partner On 3D Print Services

Consumer service giant Staples has made a deal with Sculpteo to enable Staples customers to obtain professional quality 3D prints.

Don’t Forget To Count The Eight Other Costs Of 3D Printing

When shopping for a 3D printer, the price of the unit is of prime importance. But really, that isn’t the whole story on cost.

XYZprinting’s 3D Printers Now Available at Walmart

Taiwan-based 3D printer manufacturer XYZprinting announced the availability of their products at Walmart, the world’s biggest retailer.

3D Hubs Now Covers The World, Almost

3D Hubs issued its latest monthly trends report today, and the biggest thing we noted in the report is the incredibly wide geographic coverage by their network.

Free 3D Models Of The Martian Surface Available

NASA has published a very useful Mars exploration tool, MarsTrek, which happens to also provide 3D model download, too.

Trophy Printing: Another 3D Printing Use Case

A small 3D print company in Hungary demonstrates a very common use of 3D printing technology: trophy making.

What’s Happening At MakerBot?

A meteoric rise from nothing, corporate acquisition, management changes, layoffs and a new CEO. An interview with the new chief by Medium tells us about MakerBot’s plans.

An Interview with Robox’s Chris Elsworthy

Robox makes personal 3D printers, but they’re also championing ways to make the experience plug and play. We spoke with CEO Chris Elsworthy to find out more.

Sinterit Update

Remember those fellows building a new lower-cost laser-sintering 3D printer? They’ve been quite busy working on Sinterit.

3D Printshow Opens Today

Today’s the day the biggest 3D Printshow ever launched in New York City opens.

The 3D Printer Distribution Battle Heats Up

Has the battle between the key personal 3D printer manufacturers shifted from the lab to the storefront? We think it may have.

Success and Challenges for Simplify3D

Simplify3D is an independently-produced 3D printer management software utility that has been quite successful. But it may have challenges, too.

The Anvil Creation Center

Yet another 3D printing company has debuted their first printer on Kickstarter. Focusing on ease of use and affordability, the Anvil 3D printer is available for less than the price of a smart phone, USD$349.

The Big Moments in 2014 for 3D Printing

This past year was the biggest in 3D printing history with several notable trends.

Can Small 3D Print Services Survive?

It seems there are an awful lot of 3D print services available today – but can they all survive?

Alas, No New MakerBot Machine To Be Announced

In a departure from their corporate pattern of the past few years, MakerBot is not announcing a new personal 3D printer in January.

David vs. Goliath in 3D Printing

Big companies face increasing pressure from lesser vendors as patents expire. How will they survive?

The Solus 3D Printer Launches

Need a high-resolution 3D printer? You can now purchase the Solus 3D resin printer.

There’s Something Curious About 3D Printer Stores

We’ve been informed of the opening of the fifth The 3D Printing Store in Houston. But is this part of a larger pattern?

3Doodler to the Extreme: SHIGO X

One of the biggest winners in 3D printing crowdfunding has been 3Doodler. After a year of experience it seems they’re still finding out what’s possible with their machine.

Historic Windmills Brought Back to Life with 3D Printing

The American Wind Power Center (AWPC) has partnered with WhiteClouds to create scale models of historic windmills using computer aided design and 3D printing.

What’s MatterFab Developing?

Startup company MatterFab is said to be developing a new kind of 3D metal printer. We spoke with CEO Matt Burris to find out more.

The Miracle of 3D Printing: Holding Your Thoughts

We’re watching a video showing the effect 3D printing can have on schoolchildren.

Amazon’s 3D Nuclear Option Launches

Things just got mainstream: Amazon announced a dedicated 3D print service.

JustMake’s “Social Making” System

We’re checking out a crowdfunding campaign for an unusual social network service focused on 3D making: JustMake.

Some Pretty Big Updates from 123D

Autodesk has delivered some pretty substantial updates to their 123D suite of 3D modeling tools.

The Stalactite 3D HD Printer

A Spanish company hopes to launch an inexpensive resin-based 3D printer. The Stalactite 102 3D HD printer is now available for pre-order.

Harvard Researchers Print Functional Heart Tissue

In a report delivered to the American Chemical Society, Harvard researchers state they’ve created a printed tissue that mimics natural heart muscle – working in a petri dish and when implanted in animals.

Oh, Just a 3D Printed Boat

Jim Smith has made a habit of building massive 3D printers, but now he’s used them to create an even larger project: a 3D printed kayak. Several years ago Smith created a homebuilt extrusion-based 3D printer with a build volume of 403 x 403 x 322 mm. He’s been tuning and modifying it since, most… Continue reading Oh, Just a 3D Printed Boat

M3D’s Micro 3D Printer

Many new 3D printers are available, but M3D’s new Micro 3D printer has some very intriguing features we haven’t seen before.

MakerBot’s Stunning Announcements

A very excited MakerBot CEO Bre Pettis took the stage at a Las Vegas hotel yesterday and presented what must have been MakerBot’s most profound – and certainly biggest – set of product announcements in its history. Not one, not two, but three new 3D printers were announced, along with a series of related software,… Continue reading MakerBot’s Stunning Announcements

Leapfrog’s Xeed Now Available for Purchase

As promised, the folks at Leapfrog have launched their biggest 3D printer, the Xeed. It’s big for a desktop 3D printer, but that fits its target market: offices where the device would be shared by (presumably) professionals. The Xeed offers premium 3D printer features, such as standard dual extruders, automatic bed leveling before each… Continue reading Leapfrog’s Xeed Now Available for Purchase

The Delta Tower 3D Printer

Tall. That’s one way to describe the incredible Delta Tower 3D printer. It uses, obviously, the delta technique for rapidly and efficiently moving the single or dual extruders through each layer during printing. The statistic you’re looking for is this: it can print items up to 580mm tall, approximately twice that of the biggest… Continue reading The Delta Tower 3D Printer

Cube Wins Award

The entry-level Cube personal 3D printer from Cubify has been placed on the list of “Top 10 Gadgets” at the Gitex Technology Week, which is a major conference for the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia regions. The award states: 3D printing is the biggest tech trend of the year (fact) and… Continue reading Cube Wins Award

Peer Production’s 3D Printing Survey Results, 2013

Peer Production has published the results of their most recent annual 3D printing survey. The survey probed the use of 3D printers by the public in an effort to understand current state and trends in the personal 3D printing industry. What did they find? You can read the entire report at the link below,… Continue reading Peer Production’s 3D Printing Survey Results, 2013

3D Printing at the London Design Museum

If you happen to be in London, head to the south end of Tower Bridge, follow a narrow alleyway and you’ll soon be at the London Design Museum. It’s by no means the biggest museum in London, but it is the one with a pretty decent presentation of additive manufacturing on display this year. … Continue reading 3D Printing at the London Design Museum

How Big is the Space 3D Printing Market?

At the moment there are no 3D printers in space, so you’d think there’s no market for such things. We disagree. It’s possible that one of the biggest future markets for 3D printers will be beyond mother Earth, in space where the future will be built. By 3D printers. The single, most important… Continue reading How Big is the Space 3D Printing Market?

CowFab: Post and Perform 3D Print Jobs

A competitor to MakeXYZ has emerged: CowFab. The service, like MakeXYZ permits owners of personal 3D printers to make some cash on the side by bidding on posted 3D print jobs. At this time CowFab has around a dozen 3D printer operators signed up, with some six projects. It’s obviously just starting up, but… Continue reading CowFab: Post and Perform 3D Print Jobs

Pirate3D’s Booty

Pirate3D’s crowdfunded launch of their inexpensive Buccaneer personal 3D printer was a success mere minutes after it opened, but how did it end? Their campaign ended as one of the most successful 3D print launches in history. They achieved USD$1,438,765 of their now-modest-seeming USD$100K goal. Formlabs still holds the record for the biggest crowdfunded… Continue reading Pirate3D’s Booty

D-Shape Reshapes NYC

Concrete 3D printer D-Shape has been awarded first place in NYC’s “Change the Course” Waterfront construction competition. The USD$50,000 prize is intended to generate unique ideas and approaches for redeveloping the 565 miles of NYC shoreline, particularly after damages incurred by Hurricane Sandy. D-Shape’s technology will be used to restore damaged seawalls other other… Continue reading D-Shape Reshapes NYC

The MakerBot Digitizer Desktop 3D Scanner

MakerBot announced, but did not release, a personal 3D scanner at SXSW yesterday that could dramatically change how personal 3D printers are used and accepted by the general public. Perhaps the biggest problem facing home 3D printer owners today is finding the right 3D models to print. Unless one is a designer equipped with… Continue reading The MakerBot Digitizer Desktop 3D Scanner

Inside Shapeways

Forbes’ Andy Greenberg was able to get inside Shapeways’ New York City production facility to interview Duann Scott. In the video, Scott explains to the layman the process used by Shapeways, which is different from the typical plastic extrusion used by personal 3D printers: powder sintering. Scott explains that Shapeways includes a wide variety… Continue reading Inside Shapeways