Exhibitions eh. Remember those? They used to be a thing, before the you-know-what forced us to live underground like Morlocks. Apparently the TCT Asia exhibition in Shanghai did not su...
Read More »Concrete. Love it or hate it, we sure do use a lot of it. It is the second most used material on the planet, right after water. As an illustration, concrete manufacturing is responsibl...
Read More »3D Printers continue to improve year after year, but the fundamentals of the technology haven’t really changed much over the years. What I find to be more exciting is the new materials...
Read More »Researchers in Japan are taking a common-sense approach to integrating 3D printing into their construction industry. Most companies that focus on 3D printed civil engineering structures d...
Read More »Train infrastructure and rolling stock tend to have a long product lifecycle with trains running for decades until they are retired. Getting legacy parts for these vehicles can be a pain ...
Read More »When a 3D printing company really wants to demonstrate that their manufacturing capabilities can keep up with (or outperform) the best of the best, it’s common to put those capabilities i...
Read More »Damascus steel is a highly-valued type of steel that’s created by repeatedly folding together two steels that have different levels of carbon content. High-carbon steel is incredibly hard...
Read More »Last week we took a look at ESD safe materials for 3D printing. These are materials that are safe against electrostatic discharge, and have uses largely in electronics manufacturing. T...
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NewsBolstering the Stability of Supply Chains with 3D PrintingIt’s easy to think that modern supply chains are as efficient as they’ve ever been considering how the resources of so many countries and companies can be leveraged through instant ...
Use CasesAn Overview Of Silicone 3D PrintingSilicone is a relatively new material in 3D printing, though not due to a lack of demand as its mechanical properties are ...
MetalAtherton Bikes 3D Printed Titanium LugsThey say poachers make the best gamekeepers, so you could probably extend that idiom to bike manufacturing, especially where it comes to UK startup Atherton Bikes.
Automotive3D Printing and Formula 1It takes a lot of engineering to make F1 cars go fast, and every F1 team uses cutting-edge technology to remain competitive, which means every F1 team uses 3D printing.
Medical3D Printing and COVID-19As countries around the world grapple with the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), there have been several 3D printing-related occurrences worth reporting.
MedicalGE Produces Minimal Print Face MaskThe Covid pandemic has shown a spike in output from home 3D printing enthusiasts and industrial bodies alike. Many online designs suffer from a common feature however …
MedicalLife-size 3D Printed Human Body Could Aid Cancer TreatmentsFrom prosthetics to anatomical models, 3D printing has helped copy the human body in many ways. One such case is Marie, a life-size 3D printed human body. Marie could immensely aid in the various cancer treatment projects and possibly more in the future ... 
Use Cases3D Printing Spare Parts On-DemandA notable portion of production 3D printing is dedicated to supplying replacement parts printed on-demand ...
ReviewsHands-On Review: Ultimaker S5The Ultimaker S5 is a workhorse for professional and creative environments. It produces quality prints and is incredibly reliable, easy to use, and versatile. 
3D PrintersBest 3D Printers - Filament DepositionOverview of the best filament deposition 3D printers ...
