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Axtra3D’s X1 Series 3D Printers Launch

Axtra3D announced their new X1 series of 3D printers that use the company’s highly unusual HPS 3D printing process.

Axtra’s HPS Combines SLA and DLP Resin 3D Printing

Startup company Axtra has developed an unusual hybrid 3D printing process they call “Hybrid Photosynthesis”, or “HPS”.

Hands On With The Anycubic D2 DLP 3D Printer, Part 3

Our test of the new Anycubic D2 DLP 3D printer concludes with a look at print results and final thoughts.

Hands On With The Anycubic D2 DLP 3D Printer, Part 2

Our test of the new Anycubic D2 DLP 3D printer continues with a look at operations and software.

Hands On With The Anycubic D2 DLP 3D Printer, Part 1

We had the opportunity to test the new Anycubic D2 DLP 3D printer.

An Update On Fortify’s 3D Print Solutions

Fortify has been busy.

High Temperature Electronics 3D Printing

Researchers have been developing methods of 3D printing electronic circuits for use in high temperature environments.

Axtra3D Is Revolutionizing 3D Printing with New Technology

Axtra3D unveiled its Hybrid PhotoSynthesis (HPS) technology and Lumia printer, which the company believes will revolutionize 3D printing.

What’s Behind Azul 3D’s LAKE 3D Printer?

Azul 3D is one of the latest 3D print companies to appear on the scene, and we spoke to the company’s Chief Revenue Officer, Tuan Tranpham, to find out more.

BOFA Publishes Paper on 3D Print Emissions and Safety

BOFA International published a paper analyzing the issues surrounding emissions from active 3D printers.

New AM Materials Round Up

Several new AM materials were announced in the past week.

Anycubic’s New Photon Ultra Proves Popular

Anycubic’s new Photon Ultra resin 3D printer is collecting orders at a rapid rate.

BMF’s microArch S230 3D Printer

BMF announced a new microArch 3D printer, the S230.

Anycubic To Launch Affordable Desktop DLP 3D Printer

Anycubic is preparing to launch a new desktop resin 3D printer, the Photon Ultra.

Essentium Acquires Collider

Essentium has signed a letter of intent to acquire 3D print startup Collider.

A Closer Look At Stratasys’ Polymer Manufacturing Strategy

This week, Stratasys doubled down on its additive manufacturing strategy for production.

Large-Scale Complex 3D Printing Coming With Metafold

Startup Metafold is developing a way to 3D print large objects with highly complex geometries.

You Could Win $25K Worth of 3D Printing Services

A start-up based in Berkeley, California, polySpectra, is attempting to make better materials for 3D printing.

Another Way To Measure 3D Printer Resolution?

I’m reading an interesting release from Nanofabrica, and had a thought about 3D printer specifications.

Fantastic Speeds And Affordable Industrial DLP 3D Printing: Catching Up With Gizmo 3D Printers

Gizmo 3D Printers has some major news to share in super-fast industrial DLP 3D printing.

Admatec’s New and Larger 3D Printer

Admatec announced a new and much larger metal and ceramic 3D printer; we had a close look at it.

The Amazing LumiCUBE 3D Printer

The new LumiCUBE from Lumi Industries is a very sophisticated resin 3D printer that contains a surprising new feature.

Northwestern Spin-Out Launches Massive, Fast DLP 3D Printer

3D printing startup Azul has produced a new device that uses the High Area Rapid Printing (HARP) process to 3D print objects at high speed and low cost.

Finally: A Way To Really 3D Print Actual Transparent Glass

Glassomer has produced a resin usable in any SLA or DLP 3D printing process that can 3D print pure glass objects. We found out how it works.

Another Source For Quality 3D Printer Resins: Liqcreate

Need some high-quality resins for your 3D printer? One option is Liqcreate, which produces resins able to work in many 3D printers using SLA, DLP and LCD processes.

$10M Investment Fortifies Fortify

Fortify has announced a successful Series A round, raising $10 million, readying the company for growth in high-strength composite 3D printing.

Nanofabrica Claims Low-Volume Micro-Manufacturing Capability

Looking to manufacture very tiny parts? Nanofabrica has a 3D printing system using DLP that can produce objects with incredibly small resolution of 1.9 microns.