Review: Ultimaker 3 Extended Posted by Al Dean - March 27, 2017 Ultimaker has been taking the maker crowd by storm, but its latest product is looking to address the desktop professional…
Stratasys retools its office focussed range with F123 Series Posted by Al Dean - February 7, 2017 Stratasys has launched the next generation of its office friendly machines, the F123 Series, replacing the Dimension and…
Formlabs updates Durable resin Posted by Al Dean - February 1, 2017 Formlabs’ Durable Resin has been updated – perfect for prototyping those tricky polyprop parts Hot on the heels of the…
Researchers at the University of Manchester discover inkjet printable 2D material inks Posted by Tanya Weaver - January 30, 2017 By combining graphene with other 2D materials, new materials are being created for applications that were once thought to be…
CEL looks to make distributed manufacturing a reality with Robox Root, Tree and Mote Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 16, 2017 CEL’s Robox line is aiming to become a platform for distributed manufacturing, with three new additions hoping to let users…
All out metal assault with Markforged Metal X Posted by Al Dean - January 6, 2017 //giphy.com/embed/vjQkZUNeerQru Hot on the heals of the Mark Two, the Mark X and Onyx One announcements, which saw Markforged line…
XYZ looks to cure all with its new desktop chamber for SLA parts Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 5, 2017 XYZ’s options for UV curing SLA 3D printed parts on your desktop Adding to its growing range aimed at professionals,…
Roland DG launches the MDX-50 – a more automated benchtop CNC Posted by Al Dean - November 4, 2016 Roland’s CNCs will cut everything, chemical wood, model board/foam, acrylic, a range of plastics, wood – everything except metals Roland…
Nintendo Switch opens designers thoughts to customised controls Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 21, 2016 The Nintendo Switch controls system opens the market for customised designs to suit individual games With Nintendo unveiling its new…
Markforged take it to the next level with the Mark X Posted by Al Dean - October 4, 2016 If you’ve developed a kick ass 3D printer that not only builds in killer nylon mixed with chopped carbon fibre,…