3D printer manufacturer Ultimaker has started 2016 with a bang, launching two new 3D printers at CES Las Vegas 2016. The printers, which are called the Ultimaker 2+ and Ultimaker 2 Extended+, are both successors to existing printers in the Ultimaker range. They will take over the flagship role occupied
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The Holy Grail of 3D printing, for the medical industry at least, is the ability to 3D print living tissues and living structures. Such a capability would advance the fields of plastic and reconstructive surgery considerably, however we are still a fair way away from being able to do that.
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Engineers at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Centre have built and tested a rocket engine using 3D printed components. The engine, whose parts were 3D printed using a printing process known as selecting laser melting (SLM), fired into life last week with roaring success, producing a thrust so powerful it is
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Drones are super-cool, but they are an expensive hobby. Those that like the idea of a drone but lack the funds to fulfill their dreams then can only watch on, as the world goes drone mad. But all is not lost. You can still have a lot of fun with
Markforged Engineer Prints Quadcopter with the Mark One Read More »
We are delighted to announce that the Zortrax Inventure 3D printer is available to pre-order within our online store. The Inventure is the second 3D printer to be launched by Zortrax. It joins the M200 – one of our favourite 3D printers for professionals – in the Zortrax range. It
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Skateboarding isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but there’s no denying the skill it takes to pull off a kick flip, let alone a nollie laser flip. In fact, many beginners will take weeks to master an ollie. So, the struggle is real. If you’re more of a sit back and
Printing a GoPro Skateboard Mount with the Form 2 Read More »
3D printing is fast-becoming a key tool in engineering circles, and we’ve recently seen some really great parts be printed using the Zortrax M200 3D printer by Dean Ryde of Metmachex Engineering. Metmachex Engineering are metal work experts. The company was founded in 1978 and it’s a brand synonymous with
Metmachex Engineering Prints Swingarm and Billet Parts with the Zortrax M200 Read More »
Back in September we were approached by the Gadget Show to provide them with an Ultimaker 2 for a 3D printing feature. Naturally we jumped at the chance! On Monday our demo Ultimaker 2 machine was on the show. Othman, a student, was set to work trying to print off
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There are two ways a company can speed up their 3D printers: 1) Upgrade the hardware, including the processors and printing heads, or 2) Refine the software that powers the printer. As you’d expect, option #2 is the easiest and the most beneficial for customers, because they then don’t have
Print 30% faster with MakerBot Desktop 3.8 Read More »
Today we are delighted to announce that we have become an official MarkForged reseller, and with that the availability of The Mark One Standard and The Mark One Professional within our online store. The world’s first 3D printer designed to print parts as strong as metal. The Mark One by MarkForged is a unique
The Mark One 3D printer by MarkForged now on sale at GoPrint3D Read More »
