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    Firehawk Scores $60M Investment Led by 1789 Capital, Firm Tied to Trump Jr.

    Firehawk Aerospace, a Dallas-based defense company specializing in 3D printed solid rocket fuel, has just received a $60 million Series…

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    3D Printed CBD Suppositories the Next Treatment for Epilepsy?

    Epilepsy is a chronic, neurological disease characterized by recurrent seizures and can significantly impair the quality of life of those…

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    What Are the Strongest 3D Printing Filaments?

    When it comes to strong parts, one of the most important choices that can be made is the material. Although…

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    ORNL Targets Faster, Safer Inspection for 3D Printing in Nuclear Applications

    For years, the United States' Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has been one of the most active players in additive…

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    MILAM 2025 Brings Together Stakeholders in Both Additive Manufacturing and Defense

    When we think about the sectors that are being shaped by additive manufacturing, defense is undoubtedly one that comes to…

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    Top 5 Videos: How Can 3D Printing Improve Acoustics?

    For this week's edition of Top 5, we have five videos to give you 3D printing inspiration. First, we feature…

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    #3DExpress: Partnership Seeks to Further Silicone 3D Printing

    In this week's 3DExpress, start off with a new French partnership between Lynxter and 3Deus that could help advance silicone…

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    The Warp, a 3D-Printed Japanese Teahouse Made of Recycled Wood

    At the latest edition of Dubai Design Week, Japanese architecture studio Mitsubishi Jisho Design unveiled The Warp, a new sort…

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    Joshua Bird’s “Core-RΘ” 4-Axis Polar 3D Printer Can Print Without Any Supports

    In the world of FDM 3D printing, dominated by classic Cartesian systems, some innovations are overturning established codes. Such is…

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    Recent 3D Printing Applications in the Aeronautics Sector

    Additive manufacturing is amazing for producing lightweight, strong and geometrically complex parts—so the technology is particularly valuable in the aeronautics sector,…

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    #Startup3D: SelectAM Helps Companies Identify the Right Parts to 3D Print

    Additive manufacturing (AM) is increasingly being used to produce final parts, yet many companies still resist adopting the technology. It…

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    New Multi-Material Metal 3D Printing Technique for Lightweight, Durable Automobile Parts

    Lightweighting, or the concept that lighter cars can achieve better fuel efficiency, battery range, acceleration, braking and handling, is one…