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Mimaki’s Surprise Desktop 3D Printer

In a bit of a surprise, Mimaki announced availability of a desktop 3D printer.

This is an entry in our 3D Print Learning Series, focusing on 3D printer maintenance.

As the March 29 date of Brexit approaches, it seems it will have some effect on 3D printer companies based in the UK.

Part 2 — machine use. We had a chance to test an interesting 3D sprinter and software combination: the BIQU Thunder and MyMiniFactory’s new app.

The hype of 3D printing focused on the vision; now it’s time to focus on the user and the product.

Kwambio has announced, but not yet released, two new ceramic 3D printers.

There are few things more frustrating than to have your scammed out of your well-earned cash by distant parties.

Hobbyist or professional? Extrusion-based 3D printing is at a crossroads.

Continuing a chat with MakerBot’s CEO and VP of Engineering, we turn to more particulars on the new Method 3D printer.

MakerBot has just unveiled the Method, a ‘performance’ 3D printer set to bridge the gap between industrial and desktop 3D printing.

Assistive devices are typically small aids that make a big difference — and often at a big cost.

After thinking more about Prusa Printers’ astonishing production figures, I’m now wondering whether consumer 3D printing is back.

Tiertime’s flagship desktop 3D printer is a very versatile device.

Long time non-resin 3D printer manufacturer Prusa Research announced a resin 3D printer.

I’m looking at a new SLA 3D printer that just appeared on Kickstarter, the Dazz 3D L120.

It’s nearing the start of University sessions for many students, some of whom may be contemplating using a 3D printer – in their dormitory room.

There’s a new resin 3D printer option: The Lotus EZ LCD SLA 3D Printer.

There’s a new full color 3D printer option available, just announced by XYZprinting.

We ran into a vendor I hadn’t seen before: Weedo.

Tuan Tranpham has posted a very telling chart showing where many current 3D printer offerings lay on a financial scale.

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