All the fun of the faire
Al Dean jumps aboard a train bound for Newcastle with his lad, Jack. Their aim? To visit Europe’s largest Maker…
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Programming materials
For hundreds of years mankind has produced element parts before assembling them into products - why not build parts that…
Simulation: DS Simulia Conference, Vienna – as it happened
We’re in the city of prancing horses, good cake and schnitzel to learn more about simulation. It makes sense on…
Print and be damned?
Jackie Maguire, CEO of Coller IP discusses the intellectual property rights debate surrounding 3D printing
Roland iModela
With 3D printing getting all the headlines, many might be forgiven for thinking it's the be all and end all…
‘Tolerance kit’ to test your 3D printer’s capabilities
3DKitBash’s tolerance chips are designed to let you know the capabilities of your machine 3DKitBash, a small group of professional…
Mataerial, the 3D printer with ‘anti-gravity’ ability to change the way we build
Whatever your initial thoughts (“an assembly robot throwing up churros with two paint-strippers baking it…”, “Giant frickin’ 3Doodler“), Mataerial is…
Miniature heroes to play it out in 3D Print Cup
Organisers of the 3D Print Cup are wanting you to design your ultimate action hero, in return they’ll print out…
Behind closed doors: Ford’s secretive technology centre
Stephen Holmes ventures into Ford's secretive base in Germany to uncover how it is utilising 3D printing and VR to…
Taking it to the masses
Stephen Holmes recently caught up with MakerBot Industries' co-founder and CEO Bre Pettis at the company's store in New York
