Phrozen Unveils Arco FDM Machine and Revo 12K Resin Printer
Phrozen, previously known for its popular resin printers, is venturing into FDM territory with the Arco, boasting a colossal 300x300x300 mm³ print volume... read more »
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Phrozen, previously known for its popular resin printers, is venturing into FDM territory with the Arco, boasting a colossal 300x300x300 mm³ print volume... read more »

Creality, renowned for its popular K1 series, is set to redefine 3D printing with the upcoming release of the K1C. Building on the... read more »

The NAW 3D Pellet Printer has been released on Kickstarter, revolutionizing the landscape with its industrial-grade capabilities now accessible from the convenience of... read more »

Bambu, following its recent launches of the A1 Mini and the X1E, has unveiled the A1 3D printer. The A1 boasts a 256... read more »

Prusa Research is set to showcase its industrial range, Prusa Pro, at Formnext 2023. With a focus on industrial-grade 3D printers, Prusa Pro... read more »

Germany-based Tangible Engineering GmbH will launch their new Solidator 8K Resin 3D printer at Formnext 2023 this week. With its ultra-fast production capabilities... read more »

Elegoo has initiated a Kickstarter for the OrangeStorm Giga, a 3D printer with unusually large build volume. The OrangeStorm Giga, Elegoo's recent entrant... read more »

Renishaw is preparing to unveil its advanced metal 3D printing technology at Formnext in November. The new system, an advancement of their RenAM... read more »

Modix is set to reveal the latest in their “Core” line of cost-effective large format 3D printers, the Core-Meter, at the upcoming Formnext... read more »

Bambu Lab has taken the 3D printing community by storm with the official launch of their latest creation, the A1 Mini. In a... read more »

In a curious turn of events, Bambu Lab's “smart” 3D printers gave their owners an unexpected surprise on the morning of August 15th.... read more »

3D printer company QIDI TECH is pleased to announce their latest offerings in the form of their new Series III range. Their new... read more »

Back in April, Creality unveiled the latest additions to their lineup of consumer-grade printers, the AI-assisted K1 and K1 Max. The K1 Max... read more »

California-based company XYZMaximizer is about to release their range of high-quality, open-source 3D printers through a Kickstarter campaign. The range includes two new... read more »

California-based nano3Dprint is known for being the company with the highest resolution 3D printer on the market, with their D4200S machine being capable... read more »

Anycubic is known for their wide range of desktop resin printers, and they would like you to know that there is a flash... read more »

Sourcing human tissue samples for scientific research is becoming increasingly challenging due to limited supply and restricted availability. To address this issue, a... read more »

nano3Dprint, a next-generation additive manufacturing solutions provider, has changed the 3D printing game with its A2200 Multi-material Electronics Printer. The A2200 is designed... read more »

Anycubic has just released the Anycubic Photon Mono M5s, which is the first consumer grade, leveling-free resin printer with a 12k LCD screen.... read more »

Are you ready to print in 12k? If the answer is “yes”, then we have got news for you, as Anycubic has just... read more »

