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…
Misen knives reach start-up goals with sharp development process Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 4, 2015 A 7-figure crowdfunding backed project was the result of a lean product design workflow A new company aiming to redefine…
3D printing precious metals Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 14, 2015 Metals 3D printing isn't all grey functional parts. Stephen Holmes reports how the jewellery trade is adopting the technology
Learning to melt metal Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 13, 2015 Spencer Wright on the capabilities and limitation of metals 3D printing, what it's like to enter the industry today and…
Canon enters 3D printing market with its own technology Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 13, 2015 Canon’s 3D Printer concept announced at its Expo 2015 event in Paris Canon has announced a resin-based 3D printer concept,…
Why the push for the desktop? Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 9, 2015 What’s with the current obsession with shrinking every technology to fit on the desktop, asks Al Dean – and is…
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…
3D Hubs launches professional 3D printing service globally, with a local angle Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 8, 2015 SLS nylon parts will be available through the 3D Hubs HD service From its position as king of distributed desktop…
Metals 3D Printing: Software Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 7, 2015 3D printing with metals brings up all manner of opportunities to change how things are produced. What software options are…
Metals 3D Printing: Machines Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 6, 2015 If you're looking to build tough, usable plastic parts, Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) has always been the way to go.…