Ceramic printers get lost in the shuffle when it comes to discussions about additive manufacturing technologies. They have been around for a while but often go unnoticed. ClayXYZ is looking ...
Read More »It seems every day some new form of 3D printing or a new device is popping up. Today is no different. While Impossible Objects has been in the news before, the company has only recently ...
Read More »Over the years, Optomec have developed many unique technologies in the realm of 3D printing. Accordingly, their newest finding is potentially a leap forward for the industry as a whole. ...
Read More »Honk Kong based Orbi Lab kickstarted an innovative new 3D printer today, the Milkshake3D. https://youtu.be/_LNagvBENiA Their new system works with a top down printing approach ...
Read More »Carbon is making waves this week with its launch of SpeedCell. The SpeedCell system looks to be an all-encompassing CLIP package. Carbon first came to prominence after introducing ...
Read More »Roland DG recently released a new 3D printer. This printer is another addition to a range of entries focused specifically on dentistry. The DWP-80S uses a proprietary projector lens, which ...
Read More »3D printing technologies are categorized along many lines. Technologies can vary according to materials used or method of printing. With the rise of hybrid manufacturing machines that ...
Read More »As of late, there's been a highly competitive price war between in Additive Manufacturing companies. As a result, iMakr has doubled down on this strategy and produced the STARTT 3D Printer. ...
Read More »With the launch of the Vida, EnvisionTEC are diving deeper into a niche 3D printing segment. EnvisionTEC have once again created a printer designed for dentistry and orthodontics. From the ...
Read More »RIZE is a Boston, USA-based company comprised of various experts with prior experience in the additive manufacturing industry. Their Rize One is a promising development in the world of 3D ...
Read More »So you want to build an FFF / FDM 3D printer from scratch? Well here is a good place to start. I'll go a bit into different types of 3D printers and discuss the choices I made during the ...
Read More »We've been printing with the DeltaWASP 3MT for a few weeks now and had many successful prints. Until last week we only printed tall objects, not wide. We've printed vases, chairs and a huge ...
Read More »WASP (World's Advanced Saving Project) is not just your average 3D printing manufacturer. With its roots in the world of Open-source, WASP manufactures professional 3D printers with the aim ...
Read More »Thermwood is a well-known Indiana-based company that sells high-performance CNC routers. In the last couple of days, the company announced the release of an exciting new line of LSAM (Large ...
Read More »Updated on October 10, 2016 - Taekyeom received advice on his clay extruder, PVC pipe is not a safe material because PVC can crack, or even shatter. Cooper or stainless steel will be good ...
Read More »Novi Limestone Mechanism More increasingly than ever has the relevance of waste in this world become important. Quarrying is an inefficient process with most of the waste created going into ...
Read More »You probably know that high-end industrial 3d printers can print metal objects by using laser or electron beams on fine metallic powder but Vader is something completely different. Vader ...
Read More »Carbon, a company unknown until now, just released a groundbreaking 3D printing technology which is 25 to 100 times faster than currently available commercial PolyJet or SLA machines. It is ...
Read More »You want to print something REALLY tall? Now you can! Dutch inventor, artist and engineer Joris van Tubergen has developed an extension rail system that enables your Ultimaker to print as ...
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