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CES – it’s an event that gets better as it goes on. OEMs and brands announce their best and most innovative stuff at the annual show, and we absolutely love it. Today marks the first day of CES 2017 and the early 3D printing category has been stolen by two

3D Printing Industry have launched the 1st Annual 3D Printing Industry Awards, and we would be thrilled if you would nominate us to help us scoop the ‘3D Printing retailer or ecommerce vendor’ gong. 3DPI (3D Printing Industry) will host the 1st Annual 3D Printing Industry Awards on Saturday April 22nd

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas… …and what better way to celebrate than by 3D printing some glorious ornaments and toys! So, to help you on your way to Christmas glory, we’ve hand-picked some of our favourite designs off Thingiverse for you. Be sure to check out this page

ColorFabb are one of the biggest third-party 3D printing material manufacturers in the world, and they are without doubt the most innovative. They have brought to market a huge variety of 3D printing filaments for people to enjoy, including a range of filaments that mimic metals and organic materials which

When it comes to determining the suitability of a 3D printing material for a project, you need to know how hard, how strong and how flexible that material is. These things are referred to as the ‘mechanical properties’ of a material. The phrase “good mechanical properties” is widely used in

Markforged launched their latest range of 3D printers – the Onyx Series – on 18th November, 2016. The range includes two products: The Onyx One, and the Onyx Pro 3D printers. The Onyx One can print a single filament, called ‘Onyx’, while the Onyx Pro can print two filaments: Onyx

MarkForged has today announced two new 3D printers – the Onyx One and Onyx Pro. The new Onyx line can 3D print engineering quality parts, that are tougher and more durable than parts printed with standard thermoplastics. These new printers have been designed from the ground up to 3D print chopped

Engineers and designers, a word of warning: Whatever benchmark you have in your head for what the ultimate industrial desktop 3D printer looks and performs like, scrap it, because the Roboze One + 400 blows it away. But before we get into why that is the case, let’s discuss who

3D printing is evolving. Over the last five years, 3D printers have become better, and they have become more accessible for everyone. From engineers to designers, and from home users to office users, everybody can now bag themselves a 3D printer that can print detailed models and parts – and