Live blog from SolidWorks World 2013 Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 23, 2013 Good morning from SolidWorks World – one of those massive user-centric events that you’ve always found the idea of highly…
City slickers Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 18, 2013 Getting around and between cities has never been faster or more convenient as Stephen Holmes finds out
Making Research and Development pay Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 17, 2013 There are many companies in the UK that are eligible for research and development (R&D) tax credits but just don't…
Alpha Mike Foxtrot to STL Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 14, 2013 As those who've built their own parts on a 3D printer or outsourced them to partners will know, the format…
It gives you wings Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 10, 2013 A small british company Parajet has designed and developed the world's first fully CNC-machined paramotor. Tanya Weaver went over to…
Will a barometer swing the changes in 3D printing uses? Posted by Stephen Holmes - December 11, 2012 There’s a problem with 3D printing – What can you print? Is there a need? Is it going to prove…
3D Systems: has the machines, now enhancing the experience Posted by Stephen Holmes - December 6, 2012 The 3D Systems ProJet 3500HD Max, possibly the best looking professional 3D printer you’re likely to find It’s been another…
Tutorial: Geomagic Studio and Freeform in action together Posted by DEVELOP3D - December 4, 2012 Building manufacturability into design intent: Geomagic Studio and Freeform in action together, by Richard Sandham
3D printing in the home: Reality Check Posted by Al Dean - December 3, 2012 While working on his home office this month Al Dean has been pondering the growth in awareness of 3D printing.…
The X line 1000R – huge SLM machine for 3D printing metals Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 27, 2012 The real thing looks less crappy than this render, and a lot bigger Having already seen the launch of the…