Cutting costs: Low-cost CAM Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 20, 2016 With the rise of more affordable CNC tools, there's also a growing need for smaller scale, efficient CAM tools. Al…
Designing for desktop Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 18, 2016 Break your ideas down, recommends Jonathan Rowley of Digits2Widgets, because a bit of design thinking can go a long way…
Workshop heroes Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 11, 2016 There's a whole world of accessible, cost-effective machinery and processes ripe for use in prototype production, as Al Dean and…
Onshape – Heads out of Beta + Launches App Store Posted by Al Dean - December 16, 2015 One of Onshape’s new Cloud Integrated Partners – SimulationHub – running directly in the Onshape window If you’ve been following…
Formnext – 4 things we learned from Europe’s big 3D printing event Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 25, 2015 The show floor of Formnext bristling with activity Among the towering stands at the Frankfurt Messe there was a lot…
.design or .engineering? New domain names look to help you stand out among the 284 million Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 25, 2015 A specific domain name might be a better way of standing out At the start of this year, over 284…
A step in the right direction Posted by DEVELOP3D - November 17, 2015 Mass customisation is still some way off for the fashion industry, says Sarah Krasley, but a pair of shoes seen…
Formlabs’ formidable progress Posted by DEVELOP3D - November 12, 2015 Following the recent launch of Formlabs' next-generation stereolithography 3D printer, the Form 2, Al Dean talks to the team behind…
UK Government invests £60M in Skylon Project Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 4, 2015 This year’s DEVELOP3D LIVE keynote speakers, Reaction Engines, have announced its £60m grant by the government to help it continue…
Desktop dominance: How services are pushing professionalism from small 3D printers Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 9, 2015 3D printing bureau Voodoo Manufacturing has a farm of over 100 Makerbot’s producing parts As waning consumer interest dashes the…