Printable Foam Wants to Replace Printable Lattices
Wisconsin-based company PrintFoam wants you to stop designing plastic lattices with your fancy generative design and topology optimization software and start designing for foams ...
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3D Printing News
Desktop Pellet 3D Printer Brings Industrial Printing to the Masses
Granule / pellet printing is the way forward, as most of you will probably agree. Also known as Fused Granular Fabrication (FGF), it is already the standard for industrial printing and ...
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Recycled Catamaran Printed in The Netherlands
3D printed boats are the future, we are pretty sure of that. Boats are really the perfect shape and complexity to benefit from additive manufacturing, and the amount of labor involved in ...
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World’s Largest Printed Aerospike Engine Unveiled
Traditional rockets are incredibly inefficient for a number of reasons, not least due to the fact that they are mostly disposable. But reusability aside, another reason that rockets are ...
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Nexa3D Launches XiP Superfast Desktop SLA Printer
Last week California-based printer company Nexa3D launched their XiP printer, which is generating quite a bit of interest in various circles. Let’s take this launch as an opportunity to look ...
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AM Car Wins Innovation Award at Shell Eco-marathon
Oh, how times change! If you had tried to make a small plastic electric vehicle 35 years ago, you would have been pilloried and mocked relentlessly. Just ask home computer pioneer Sir ...
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Drone Demos Printed Antenna Nose
Additive manufacturing offers a number of benefits to those wishing to develop antennas in various non-traditional geometries, and a team of researchers in the US have recently test-flown a ...
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How To Set Up A School’s 3D Print Program
Learn how to set up a school's 3D print program successfully and enjoy one of the most rewarding experiences in education. Watch students get deeply engaged in their learning process - ...
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US Army to get HUGE AM Barracks
Construction additive manufacturing is still seeking new ways to demonstrate its value, and as we saw a few weeks ago with the printed flood relief housing, it is finding more and more use ...
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Snapmaker Announces Great Easter Deals
Snapmaker, the 3-in-1 3D printer manufacturer that found fame as the highest funded 3D printer on Kickstarter back in 2019 has announced a sale for the upcoming Easter season. Let’s take ...
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Anycubic Unveils Kobra and Photon M3 Series
Anycubic has unveiled two new series of printers that will appeal to fans of resin and FDM printers alike. Last week Anycubic announced their Kobra series FDM printers, which come in two ...
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AM Homes Used for Flood Relief
There is often much talk of the potential benefits of using additive manufacturing to produce emergency housing for those in areas experiencing disaster, but seldom do we get to see these ...
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Modix Announces New Upgrades
Modix, the Israeli printer company known for building fairly big and sturdy machines at very reasonable prices has got some new hardware and features out, and have released a couple of ...
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Level Up your SLA Game – Webinar
For those using 3D Systems’ hardware (or those thinking of investing in some), we are pleased to announce a webinar that promises to help multiply your resin-based printing output. SLA ...
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Sennheiser Releases Space-grade AM Headphones
3D printed products that you can put inside your ear are not a new thing. The majority of hearing aid devices have been 3D printed for years. Indeed beyond the world of custom medical ...
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3D Systems Entering Pellet Extruder Game with Acquisition
AM-giant 3D Systems has announced the future acquisition of pellet extruding machine company Titan Robotics LLC. Titan Robotics, who are based in Colorado, manufacture a series of ...
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Ford Releases FITS CAD Files to Accessorize Maverick
Companies offering additive manufacturing files of their wares for customers to print is nothing new. Most of these digital items do however tend to be very niche products, designed for ...
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Custom Printed Plastic Banisters coming to a Stairway Near You
We see a lot of metal and concrete printing in the construction industry (mostly concrete), and rarely get to read about use of plastics in construction, except for the occasional story on ...
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Ultra Safe Nuclear Corp to Print Low Cost Reactor Parts
A Seattle-based engineering company with a reassuring name has announced that they will be manufacturing 3D printed components for a new generation of low-cost modular nuclear ...
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Bioprinted Lymph Nodes Coming to an Immune System Near You?
It has been a while since we have covered anything in the domain of bioprinting. It’s not that we don’t like writing about bioprinting around here, but given the current state of ...
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