AM Saves GM From Parts Shortage Pickle
Last minute design changes are a royal pain in the butt, especially when the product release is looming on the horizon. This is... read more »
3D Printing News
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Record Set for Titanium Deposition Rate
In traditional manufacturing, it is said that when choosing a process, it’s best to opt for the one that removes the largest amount... read more »
Creality CR-Laser Falcon Offers Laser Engraving (and cutting) For All
Creality has recently released their new CR-Laser Falcon laser engraver system, which looks like a great budget solution for makers wishing to get... read more »
Dutch Firm Printing Wind Tunnels and Training Trains
A Dutch company by the name of 3D-Robotprinting has been manufacturing some pretty big and interesting things with their roboprinters, including a wind... read more »
Load-bearing Metal Parts Certified by EASA
It is always exciting to see a new first in certified aerospace metal components, and this one is particularly significant as it is... read more »
3D Printed Rocket Launcher Revealed
It’s been a good few weeks for 3D printed rocket stories. But those have been designed for space launches. This time, we will... read more »
3D Printed Lung Demos Gas Exchange in Animals
3D Systems and their collaborators at United Therapeutics have released an update on their 3D printed lungs at the LIFE ITSELF Conference in... read more »
Anycubic to Launch Kobra Plus
Shenzhen-based printer manufacturer Anycubic has just announced the launch of the latest in the lineup of its Kobra series, the bigger and meatier... read more »
AM Lattice Software Company Gen3D Acquired by Altair
UK-based lattice design software Gen3D has been acquired by simulation giant Altair. This is interesting to fans of topology optimization and other geometric... read more »
Researchers Shape Matter with Sound
Researchers have figured out a way of fusing polymers using "sonochemical reactions". Unless you're a researcher in that field, or adjacent fields, it's... read more »
New 3D Printed Rocket Engine (Available for Order)
Colorado-based rocket engine company Ursa Major has used 3D printing to build a reusable, liquid oxygen/methane rocket engine capable of delivering 200,000 lbs... read more »
3D Printed Living Ear Successfully Implanted on Patient
New York-based company 3DBio Therapeutics has announced the successful implant of a 3D printed ear onto a patient suffering from microtia, a condition... read more »
A Look at the Halot One’s Integral Light Source
The Halot-One series of resin printers from Creality offers high quality resin printing at a price friendly to most makers and 3D printing... read more »
Insights Gained into Keyhole Pore Formation
Researchers at Heriot-Watt University working alongside collaborators from Carnegie-Mellon University and Argonne National Laboratory have published an article in Nature Communication detailing new... read more »
Daewoo Testing Waters with 3D Printed Ship Models
The shipbuilding process, like aerospace development, often requires the construction of scale models of the vehicle in question in order to validate certain... read more »
Bambu Lab Launches LiDAR-guided, AI-powered CoreXY Printer (for $700!)
Bambu Lab has announced the release of the Bambu X1 Series, which is a CoreXY printer that is promising to bring 3D printing... read more »
Vibration Compensation Software Hits Market: Doubles Print Speed
Vibrations in a 3D printer can cause all kinds of headaches with the final quality of a print. In order to reduce the... read more »
Researchers Print with Opaque Resin
We have looked at volumetric printing before on this website. You may recall that volumetric printing differs from traditional 3D printing as volumetric... read more »
3D Printed Ground Models Assist with Earthquake Modeling
Researchers at University of Chicago have found a novel way to physically model Earthquakes which have been shown to have a fairly high... read more »
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... read more »
