Capture and integrate: Autodesk’s ReCap Pro looks to clean up 3D scanning Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 29, 2014 ReCap Pro can create improved accuracy reports based on commonly-used registration targets, like checkerboards and spheres, to get the best…
Dremel’s 3D printer sadly doesn’t come with a 165-piece accessory kit Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 18, 2014 Dremel has entered the 3D printing market with this $999 desktop FDM machine Dremel, the producer of the much beloved…
Digital manufacturing: Local Motors’ 3D printed car Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 10, 2014 The final steps are being taken to the completion of Local Motors’ collaboratively designed 3D printed car Local Motors is…
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…
ARM-10: Roland launches its first 3D Printer Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 3, 2014 The first 3D printer from Roland DG forms part of a series of desktop friendly machines Roland DG has announced…
Fuel3D join up with Ultimaker for a UK exclusive bundle Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 2, 2014 The Fuel3D scanner and Ultimaker 2 will be available to buy in October as a bundle Fuel3D has announced it’s…
Lithoz ceramic 3D printers gets a boost from EOS investment Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 1, 2014 Lithoz ceramic 3D printers have received investment from EOS’ founder and CEO, boosting the chances of scaling this technology Lithoz,…
Five things to see at 3D Printshow London Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 1, 2014 Featuring some of the most interesting 3D printing users, the 3D Printshow returns to London If there’s one thing that…
168 Hours with a Formlabs Form 1+ 3D printer: Day 2 & 3 Posted by Al Dean - August 20, 2014 Our first test print – Makie Boots – fine details combined with solid little parts that have some interesting features…
New knees – using a 3D printer to create bespoke ‘living’ joint cartilage Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 15, 2014 The University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine is developing organic 3D printed cartilage using an EnvisionTEC Perfactory machine That collective…