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New FilaDC i10 by SUNLU and INSLOGIC Rethinks Filament Storage

Moisture remains one of the leading causes of failed FDM prints, wasted filament, and nozzle clogs, yet the standard remedies haven’t moved much in years. Heated dryer boxes work but demand a constant cycle of drying, printing, and resealing that breaks down at any real volume, and they risk deforming temperature-sensitive materials over extended use. …

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Sep 1, 2026Added yesterday
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Japan’s B1 Terra Drone to Be Mass Produced

Despite its industrial might and precision engineering excellence, Japan has been rather aloof to 3D printing over the past decades. Despite an early start by companies such as Teijin Seiki...

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Sep 1, 2026Added yesterday
Monday, August 31
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Project Peculiar Document & Other AM-Relevant Signs of a New War Economy

According to the Pentagon, “We will not defeat our adversaries with compliance checklists; we will defeat them by rapidly fielding superior capabilities produced by an expanded, resilient American industrial base.”...

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Aug 31, 2026Added yesterday
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3DPOD 313: Patient-Specific 3D Printing with Ruben Wauthle, Amnovis

Ruben Wauthle studied at Leuven University at a very serendipitous time. Through working with pioneering additive professors and surgeons, he entered into a specialty that was emerging. He joined pioneering...

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Aug 31, 2026Added yesterday
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Formnext Asia Shenzhen 2026: China Has Built the AM Stack. What Comes Next?

In Hall 15 at Formnext Asia Shenzhen 2026, consumer 3D printing was everywhere, from toys, figurines, and character models to thousand-machine production farms. Green-laser companies displayed copper cold plates for...

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Aug 31, 2026Added yesterday
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What goes around ...

TCT takes a tour of Aectual's Amsterdam R&D lab and learns how it is using 3D printing to reimagine the built environment.

TCT Magazine
Aug 31, 2026Added yesterday
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How to ... understand additive manufacturing value drivers

Let's just get one thing out of the way – additive manufacturing is expensive, okay? Stick a 3D printed part side-by-side with a machined or injection moulded part and it's unlikely going to emerge victorious when it comes to cost. There are exceptions, of

TCT Magazine
Aug 31, 2026Added yesterday
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Northern Star

TCT visits the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre North West to find out how it's accelerating UK adoption of additive manufacturing.

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Aug 31, 2026Added yesterday
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Duplication nation

The UK's 3D printing research machine is impressive on paper but riddled with overlap writes our latest Anonymous Columnist.

TCT Magazine
Aug 31, 2026Added yesterday
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All fired up

Laura Griffiths learns how Beehive Industries is rapidly scaling towards unprecedented production volumes for aerospace propulsion systems.

TCT Magazine
Aug 31, 2026Added yesterday
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18 million and counting

As LightForce Orthodontics launches its LightBracket Metal teeth-straightening product, Dr Chris Jackson and James Lawton tell Sam Davies why AM is pivotal to their manufacturing processes.

TCT Magazine
Aug 31, 2026Added yesterday
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Going the distance

Materialise CEO talks transforming healthcare, openness, and rejecting the hype around the industry it helped build.

TCT Magazine
Aug 31, 2026Added yesterday
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PBF-LB additive manufacturing systems: Make or buy?

As contract manufacturers continue to develop proprietary laser-based powder bed fusion (PBF-LB) systems rather than procure them from the market, Shane Collins, Tech Fellow, Metal AM at Wohlers Associates, explores the technical and economic motivations.

TCT Magazine
Aug 31, 2026Added yesterday
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Welcome to the Autumn 2026 Issue

"The inspiration that 3D printing can provide is this industry’s greatest recruitment and retainment tool."

TCT Magazine
Aug 31, 2026Added yesterday
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New Hybrid Process Turns 3D Printed Mandrel Into Leak-Free Nuclear Components

Oak Ridge National Laboratory and A.J. Tuck Company have developed a hybrid manufacturing process, combining 3D printing, electroforming and hot isostatic pressing, that produces leak-free containers used to build critical components for advanced nuclear reactors, cutting a step out of a supply chain that has long depended on forging capacity concentrated outside the United States.…

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Aug 29, 2026Added 2 days ago
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Navy Fast-Tracks 3D Printed Parts to Boost Submarine Production

The U.S. Navy released new technical requirements Aug. 11 designed to rapidly scale metallic 3D printing across the submarine enterprise, stripping away administrative and engineering hurdles that have slowed the use of additive manufacturing (AM) in submarine construction, maintenance and repair. A New Pathway to Replace Legacy Parts The newly approved Project Peculiar Document (PPD)…

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Aug 29, 2026Added 2 days ago
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AI-Guided 3D Printing Targets Nuclear Manufacturing Supply Gap

Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and Idaho National Laboratory (INL) announced a new collaboration to expand the domestic supply chain for industrial pressure vessels using wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM), a move aimed at accelerating the qualification of critical nuclear components as the U.S. races to scale up its nuclear energy portfolio. The partnership was…

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Aug 29, 2026Added 2 days ago
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From Print Lab to Test Fire: Chromatic 3D Materials’ New Camp Ripley Facility

Minneapolis-based company Chromatic 3D Materials has established a rocket propellant test-firing capability at Camp Ripley, a 53,000-acre Minnesota National Guard training facility near Little Falls, under a five-year lease agreement that took effect June 1. The company says the site gives it a closed-loop environment, a propellant print lab paired directly with on-site test-firing infrastructure,…

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Aug 29, 2026Added 2 days ago
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70kg vs 200kg: How a Printed Foam Shell Made an Ape Camper Road-Trip Possible

Italian rider Francesco Furlani has completed over 4,500-kilometer journey from Italy to Nordkapp, Norway’s North Cape, driving a three-wheeled Piaggio Ape TM 703 fitted with a camper body built entirely through large-format 3D printing. The shell weighs around 70 kilograms, compared with roughly 200 kilograms for a comparable fiberglass structure, a 130-kilogram difference that determined…

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Aug 29, 2026Added 2 days ago
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ACMI’s Horizon Manufacturing Cup Offers Startups Funding

The American Center for Manufacturing and Innovation (ACMI) announced the launch of the Horizon Manufacturing Cup, a fast-pitch competition that will award $3 million in non-dilutive funding, including a $1 million grand prize, to five manufacturing startups. The one-day event will be held Oct. 20, 2026, on Indiana University‘s campus in Bloomington, Indiana, and will…

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Aug 29, 2026Added 2 days ago
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Engineered Yeast Turns Plastic Waste Into 3D Printed Food for Space Missions

Researchers at Southern Illinois University (SIU) Carbondale have developed a method to convert plastic and agricultural waste into edible food using genetically programmed yeasts, with the resulting material extruded through a 3D printer into protein-rich cookies. The team, funded through NASA’s Deep Space Food Challenge, presented the work during the “Undergraduate and Graduate Research in…

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Aug 29, 2026Added 3 days ago
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Ursa Major to Go Public in $2.3BN SPAC Deal With Inflection Point

Aerospace and defense manufacturer Ursa Major has announced to go public through a business combination with Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. III (Nasdaq: BCCQU), a special purpose acquisition company backed by Inflection Point Asset Management. Following the transaction, the combined company will be renamed Inflection Point Mach X Bleichroeder Corp. and is expected to trade on Nasdaq…

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Aug 29, 2026Added 3 days ago
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Arc Impact Debuts Digital Casting Services for Defense Manufacturers

Additive manufacturing (AM) company Arc Impact is promoting Digital Casting Services, a workflow that pairs simulation with 3D printed sand molds and cores to help defense and government programs manufacture complex castings with fewer failed pours. The company positions the offering as a way to recover obsolete or hard-to-source parts and bring idle equipment back…

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Aug 29, 2026Added 3 days ago
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US Joint Effort Tests At-Sea Metal 3D Printing, RIMPAC 2026

A US joint-branch effort deployed a SPEE3D cold spray metal printing system aboard the Canadian support vessel MV Asterix during RIMPAC 2026, marking the first at-sea use of the technology. The exercise examined whether mission-critical replacement parts could be manufactured at the point of need rather than sourced through a conventional supply chain. The work…

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Aug 29, 2026Added 3 days ago
Friday, August 28
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UMaine to Build Up to Nine 3D Printed Homes as It Scales BioHome3D Technology

The University of Maine’s Advanced Structures and Composites Center (UMaine ASCC) is partnering with Maine nonprofit Penquis to produce up to nine 3D printed homes in the Greater Bangor area, marking the university’s first move from a single demonstration house toward a repeatable housing manufacturing system. The project, announced August 26, 2026, comes four years…

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Aug 28, 2026Added 3 days ago
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Bioprinting and Smart Sensors Converge in New RIT Prosthetic Prototype

Researchers at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) have developed a new approach to finger and hand prosthetics that integrates four previously separate disciplines, hybrid materials, bioprinting, smart sensors and mechanical design, into a single customizable device. The work, led by a team of researchers across RIT’s Rochester and Dubai campuses, was published in the Journal…

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Aug 28, 2026Added 3 days ago
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Czinger’s 21C Spyder Puts 3D Printing at the Center of a $2.75M Hypercar

Czinger Vehicles has unveiled the 21C Spyder, an open-top variant of its 21C hypercar built with heavier use of 3D printing than any previous version. Priced from $2.75 million and limited to 30 units, the Spyder is 23% additively manufactured by Czinger’s count, using processes developed by Divergent Technologies. Each unit is hand-assembled at Area…

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Aug 28, 2026Added 3 days ago
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Lufthansa Technik Uses 3D Printed Titanium Latch for Aircraft MRO

Maintenance and interiors aircraft giant Lufthansa Technik is exploring 3D printing at greater depths, hoping to take its customers to the heights they’re accustomed to. A team at Lufthansa Technik...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Aug 28, 2026Added 4 days ago
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Researchers develop architected TPMS membranes for biohybrid artificial lungs

A research team from Hannover Medical School, RWTH Aachen University, Technical University Darmstadt and the University of Twente has developed an additive manufacturing-based design framework for artificial lungs that uses triply periodic minimal surface (TPMS) membranes in place of conventional hollow fiber bundles. Published in Advanced Materials, the study combines simulations, printable silicone materials and…

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Aug 28, 2026Added 4 days ago
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Subaru of Indiana Automotive adopts color-coded Markforged tooling for multi-model production

Subaru of Indiana Automotive (SIA) is using Markforged Onyx GF to produce color-coded tooling for its multi-model automotive production operations. The material is being used to make variant-specific jigs easier for operators to identify while providing greater durability than previously used ABS parts. SIA runs multiple vehicle models simultaneously, creating situations where similar tools may…

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Aug 28, 2026Added 4 days ago
Thursday, August 27
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Deakin Researchers 3D Print Rotary Kirigami Cylinders

We’ve long had a passion at 3DPrint.com for Kirigami shapes, be it in the form of bandages, nano fabrication, or sensors. We also wrote a lot about metamaterials and, more...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Aug 27, 2026Added 4 days ago