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Stephen Holmes

As Editor-in-Chief, Stephen’s role covers the online space and the magazines. A mix of interviewing designers for in-depth features, and hunting for the latest industry news keeps him busy. If you have a story, get in touch.

New EOS P500 targets industrial scale printing of polymers

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 15, 2017

The P500 is a future facing polymers printer from EOS as it looks to tackle mass production Lowest cost-per-part is fast becoming the battle cry among several 3D printing vendors,…

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TechShop closes all US locations, files for bankruptcy

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 15, 2017

Community maker space chain TechShop has announced the closure of its 10 US outposts, filling for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, citing profitability as the dooming factor despite efforts to restructure in…

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GE Additive launches first ATLAS concept 3D printer, a big sign of things to come

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 16, 2017

GE Additive’s beta concept is the first of its ‘metre-class’ 3D printers, with more to come soon The first beta machine from GE Additive made its debut at Formnext, demonstrating…

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DMG MORI flexes new metals muscle with post acquisition Realizer SLM machines

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 16, 2017

The fruits of DMG MORI’s majority share in Realizer look promising Since DMG MORI acquired a majority share in German additive manufacturing firm Realizer it has been busy rebranding and…

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New HQ and 3D Academy to be opened by Hobs Studio

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 16, 2017

East London’s growing tech hub Here East will be home to the new Hobs 3D printing and visualisation facility A new 7,200 sq. ft. 3D printing and virtual reality lab…

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New biocompatible silicone 3D printing material from Carbon

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 16, 2017

A selection of 3D printed airway stents, built using Carbon’s SIL30 silicone material SIL 30, a soft, tear-resistant, biocompatible new silicone resin, has opened up Carbon‘s 3D printing solutions to…

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Renishaw partners with Identify3D to add security and traceability to additive manufacturing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 16, 2017

Identify3D will provide data protection and enforce production rules Renishaw aims to offer an end-to-end, secure digital manufacturing process through a new collaboration with digital supply chain software company Identify3D.…

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SLM Solutions 3D printing outlook continues to boom after turning down GE’s advances

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 16, 2017

An envisioned set-up of multiple SLM Solutions SLM 800 3D printers for mass production While GE Additive made a big splash at 3D printing trade show Formnext, unveiling a first…

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XJet’s Carmel 3D printer is ready for industry, multi-material metal and ceramic parts not far away

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 16, 2017

The first of XJet’s nano-particle jetting 3D printers is already in a production setting with many more set to follow, as the Israeli company ramps up the production of its…

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New materials partnerships are rife at Formnext as 3D printing vendors tie-up suppliers

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 16, 2017

3D printing materials are key to advancing the processes and applications of the technology – these microscopic spherical materials from Dressler are set to aid the HP MultiJet Fusion technology…

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