MakerBot has announced the launch of Method X, a manufacturing workstation engineered to challenge traditional manufacturing with real ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) material, a 100°C chamber, and Stratasys SR-30 soluble supports to deliver exceptional dimensional accuracy and precision for complex, durable parts. Method X is capable of printing real ABS Read more…
Set your filament aside and expand your creative horizons to the artful world of structural papercraft, thanks to this thoughtful read by Paul Jackson.
Open-source 3D scanning brings the technology to the masses, making it cost-effective and customizable. Check out our favorite open-source 3D scanners for 2019!
The New Raw, a Rotterdam-based research and design studio, is turning ocean waste, such as abandoned “ghost” fishing nets, into 3D printed sculptures to raise awareness of environmental issues.
PLA is by far the most popular FDM 3D printing material. Get down to business with this quick rundown of its ideal print settings and applications.
Don’t you ever wish you could 3D scan something instead of modeling it from scratch? Well, you can! With an ordinary camera and some clever software, you can have your own 3D scanner camera.
Your eyes are fine. You may have been wondering, when you saw last week’s news release announcing HP and Xerox’s expanded business relationship. But there are some pretty compelling reasons for this, and Senior Analyst John McIntyre breaks those down — with just one analogy about in-laws. Beds-in-a-bag. Nutrition Read more…
Benjamin Nenert, a designer and specialized technician of Porsche vehicles, won the 3D Printing Project Award for his design of a 1983 Porsche engine component.
Offering possibly the simplest way to sketch repeating geometric patterns, this browser-based web app is a surefire resource for intricate 2D designs.
Building on the popular TAZ 6, the LulzBot TAZ Workhorse Edition sports a 14% bigger build volume, a strengthened frame design, and premium swappable hotends. According to its specs, it sits neatly in between the TAZ 6 and the TAZ Pro.