3D printing news

Chinese manufacturer Flashforge has announced the launch of a new professional FDM 3D printer, the Guider 3. Designed for the production needs of small and medium-sized businesses, the machine is fast, with a compact and lightweight design to ensure flexible…

The war in Ukraine has been going on for over half a year now. It has already claimed over 5500 lives and injured more than 8000 due to Russia’s attacks on the civilian population. The country’s infrastructure has also suffered…

To design furniture, structures or even buildings, 3D printing is slowly becoming a popular manufacturing method. And innovations in this sector have been becoming more and more common. Now, in Israel, researchers at The Hebrew University in Jerusalem have developed…

It is once again Sunday and with the end of the weekend also comes our weekly top 5 3D printing videos of the week! To start you off, check out Enable 3D’s interview with Reflow to learn more about recycled…

When it comes to additive manufacturing, it is safe to say that it is definitely not one size fits all. Though of course the basis of the technology, developing layer by layer, stays constant, the way of doing this certainly…

Accessibility, especially in academia, has been a topic of conversation for quite some time. People with a wide range of disabilities have the right to certain accommodations in order to allow them to work or study at the same level,…

The additive manufacturing market, despite some setbacks, has generally been showing its growth through a number of mergers and acquisitions in the past few years. Now Carbon, one of the leaders when it comes to resin 3D printing solutions, has…

The AM Forward initiative was announced just in May but already a number of leading players in the American manufacturing sector have pledged to it.  Most recently, Boeing and Northrop Grumman have announced that they will also be taking part,…

3D printing has once again showed its continued importance in the sports sector. Renishaw, a leader in metal 3D printing, used additive manufacturing (AM) to help create a track bike for the Great British Cycling Team (GBCT) in the Birmingham…

US-based Forust 3D was founded with a mission to make high-volume wood 3D printing affordable, reliable and sustainable. To do this, it leverages the speed, precision and quality of the binder jetting process to produce strong, lightweight wood components.  Two…

At Carnegie Mellon University, located in Pennsylvania, engineering researchers claim to have succeeded in 3D printing microstructures of ice. They plan to use these structures as sacrificial templates, allowing them to create internal channels or conduits with the highest finesse…

Faster, more efficient and more innovative – these are the words that can be used to describe the Czinger 21C Max supercar presented by, as the name suggests, the US car manufacturer Czinger. At first glance,  you might think that…