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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.

MakerBot loses a figurehead, Stratasys gain an ‘Innovation Lab’

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 5, 2014

Bre’s moving to the boardroom, and a secretive new project Bre Pettis is giving up the day-to-day running of 3D printer company MakerBot, taking a place on the board and…

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The Weekender: When art becomes part of the landscape

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 5, 2014

‘Uphoarding’ was an artwork influenced by architecture and the materials – namely offcuts from the building work being done around the Olympic Park East London has more artists living in…

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CAD News: Tech Soft 3D to Sell MachineWorks Polygonica

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 8, 2014

Mesh-modelling toolkit Polygonica is now available from Tech Soft Increasing its toolkit offerings, Tech Soft 3D is now offering Polygonica solid modelling software for processing polygon meshes. The new agreement…

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Autodesk: From Birmingham to the ‘Bay, Pier 9 gets machining with Delcam

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 8, 2014

27,000 square feet of manufacturing magic: Autodesk’s Pier 9 facility is the workshop of your dreams Sat on San Francisco’s bay, there are few facilities quite as desirable in our…

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Autodesk Fusion 360: September updates

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 8, 2014

This month’s Autodesk Fusion 360 updates includes a variety of tool command improvements, such as better creasing behaviour in Sculpt workspace With annual updates now as passé as Miley Cyrus…

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Automotive: Haas brings its machining might into F1 arena

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 8, 2014

Following its sponsorship this season, Haas will take on the Ferrari V6 power plant for its own F1 team in 2016 Known for precision CNC machines with an edge of…

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Hexagon Metrology’s latest Romer CMM offers portability for 3D measurement

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 8, 2014

For measuring on the go, the Romer Absolute Arm 1.2m is a portable CMM The release of the Romer Absolute Arm 1.2m portable Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) sees the versatile…

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Tungsten latest 3D printing material to light up interest

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 8, 2014

Smit Röntgen has spent the last 10 years developing its Tungsten 3D printing process Philips-owned company Smit Röntgen has announced its ability to 3D print pure Tungsten parts – the…

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3D Printing: New machines in Stratasys Objet Connex range give three materials magic

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 8, 2014

Stratasys has expanded the Objet500 Connex range with two new 3D printers Stratasys has upgraded its Objet Connex range with two new printers – the Objet500 Connex1 and Connex2 –…

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Apple ‘iWatch’ preview? How about a D3D LIVE talk from an expert wearables team Zero360?

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 9, 2014

See if you can pick up any hints of what to expect from today’s Apple product launch from expert wearables designers Zero360 At DEVELOP3D Live in April this year we…

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