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Sandvik is out of the additive manufacturing (AM) business. The Swedish engineering company has signed an agreement to divest its Additive Manufacturing business unit to Swedish investment firm Mimir. The transaction is expected to close in the third quarter of 2026, subject to customary regulatory approvals. The business, which falls
Discover how additive manufacturing is transforming defense production with faster lead times, complex designs, and strict quality compliances The post Additive Manufacturing Meets Defense Quality appeared first on Shapeways Blog.
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Bambu Lab describes the system as “essentially an H2S Lite”, meaning it offers professional-level capabilities at a more accessible price point.
3D printing, 3D imaging, 3D modelling, artificial intelligence, augmented reality... the list of digital tools available to today's clinicians and healthcare professionals is a long one. But what does it actually take to successfully adopt these technologies into real medical environments? For this month's bonus episode
Bambu Lab announced a new and larger desktop FFF 3D printer, the A2L. The post Bambu Lab Unveils A2L Large-Format Desktop 3D Printer appeared on Fabbaloo.
Bambu Lab continues its relentless march for 3D printing domination with the launch of the A2L. The 330 × 320 × 325 mm printer will have a nozzle temperature of...
It happened last week: New York State actually passed their unbelievably infeasible 3D-printed weapon legislation. The post New York’s New 3D Printing Legislation Raises Questions About Feasibility appeared on Fabbaloo.
Creality has joined the no-waste 3D printing club with the surprise announcement of “KliTek”. The post Creality Reveals KliTek Nozzle-Swapping System appeared on Fabbaloo.
According to “3D Printing for Dentistry 2025: Market Study and Forecast” by AM Research, the dental 3D printing market generated $5.2 billion in revenue in 2024—that’s nearly one third of...
Polish microprinting company XTPL (WSE: XTP) reported first-quarter 2026 revenue of PLN 1.6 million (roughly $441,000) as the company expands into the semiconductor and advanced electronics markets, while also launching...
Jay Rogers was in the Marine Corps, consulting, and sailed around the world. He first came to additive through his company, Local Motors. He talks us through that firm’s promise...
This week’s selection is “Manual”, a 3D printed book by Hyperpress. The post Design of the Week: Manual appeared on Fabbaloo.
A new study digs into how Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) changes the performance of carbon-loaded plastics used as 3D printed electrodes. The post Study Flags FFF Filament Uniformity For Electrodes appeared on Fabbaloo.
Nadcap is the industry’s benchmark for special-process accreditation and allows OEMs and their Tier 1 suppliers to fast-track supplier audits.
Per 3D Spark, the certification will strengthen its position as a trusted SaaS platform for enterprise manufacturing, procurement, and supply chain teams.
How a new nickel-based superalloy, designed specifically for AM, could unlock the next generation of aerospace components.
Sam Davies reports back from a visit to Audi’s Metal 3D Printing Center in Ingolstadt.
*Prepares best Meryl Streep impression and dips glasses*
In the London Borough of Hackney, a microfactory is quietly changing how and where new, sustainability-minded products are made.
3D Systems CEO on building on Chuck Hull’s legacy and why discipline will deliver success.
Print tests, process optimisations, and project management.
"Not all practices have the case volume or expertise to justify in-house production."
In our latest Anonymous Column, one reader gives their view on Western firms fumbling the desktop market.
Researchers from the Tennessee Technological University share the findings of two studies into 3D printed carbon-nanotube-based materials.
As the use of additive manufacturing for firearm suppressors surges, Sam Davies says we're witnessing an important shift in the industry’s collective consciousness.
The U.S. Marine Corps just ran a field exercise focused on strengthening combat readiness with additive manufacturing. Here’s how it went.
"Mere manufacturability, such as having an available material system or fitting within a build chamber, is necessary but not a sufficient reason for AM."
“Part of our motivation is seeing information that is incomplete.”
Global materials company Sandvik has left the 3D printing market; the Osprey must now fly from the Sandy Bay. Sandvik started engaging with the 3D printing market in the mid-2010s....
For 12 years, Creality has advanced accessible 3D printing technologies, enabling global users to turn ideas into tangible creations. What began as a desktop 3D printer manufacturer has evolved into...
Once again we take a look at the valuations of the major 3D printing companies over the past week. The post Who’s The Biggest In 3D Printing, May 31, 2026 appeared on Fabbaloo.
We’re kicking things off with materials news in this weekend’s 3D Printing News Briefs. Then it’s on to a hybrid manufacturing system for a maritime exercise, an expansion of industrial...
Charles R. Goulding and Aaron Rofe analyze how the strengthening Israel-UAE relationship is forging a strategic regional ecosystem centered on additive manufacturing and industrial supply chain resilience. The post How do Israel-UAE 3D Printing Partnerships Drive Section 41 R&D Tax Credit Eligibility? appeared on Fabbaloo.
Some news from Steakholder Foods: they are launching a new product in the US. The post Steakholder Foods Plans US Launch of Perfecta 3D-Printed Plant-Based Meat Products appeared on Fabbaloo.
A newly published Chinese patent application describes a machine that can switch between FFF 3D printing and pen-based writing or drawing without manual toolhead replacement. The post Chinese Patent Targets Combined 3D Printer Plotter appeared on Fabbaloo.
A small corporate merger in the 3D print world took place this week. The post Atum3D and AMSYSTEMS Merge to Form Atum Systems appeared on Fabbaloo.
Recent reporting on the UPS MD-11 engine separation on Flight 2976 has understandably focused on the immediate question: what happened? The investigation will determine that, as it should. Serious engineering...
Creality 3D (HKEX: 3388) was officially listed today on the Main Board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited, becoming the first consumer 3D printing company to debut on...
Qualification is an indispensable step on the path to legitimization for any new technology, but it’s still just one step: markets tend to remain unswayed without a co-sign from an...
EOS has filed a patent application that could make polymer powder reuse in SLS more efficient. The post EOS Patent Targets Higher SLS Powder Reuse appeared on Fabbaloo.
Creality is no longer just launching individual 3D printers. It is building a wider 3D creation ecosystem. Alongside high-speed FDM machines such as the K2 Series, the company now connects multicolour and multi-material printing, 3D scanning, laser engraving, materials, recycling, cloud platforms, and creator communities into one broader workflow. Its 12th anniversary update puts this […] The post Creality 3D Printing Ecosystem: KliTek, AI Cloud, and K2/K3 Series appeared first on 3DWithUs – 3D Printing, Scanning, Design Guides & Forums.
Stratasys buys Markforged, Sculpteo & 3D Prod merge, and AM's public companies report their financial performance for Q1 2026.
A new paper proposes that pellet-based Fused Granular Fabrication using recycled polymers, which could make dental and orthodontic models cheaper and greener. The post Study Tests Recycled FGF Polymers For Dental Models appeared on Fabbaloo.
Chinese 3D printing company HeyGears raised more than 300 million Yuan (roughly $44 million) in a new Series C funding round as it looks to expand beyond its industrial and...
The Revopoint POP 4 is a compact 3D scanner that combines blue laser and infrared scanning modes for different object types and workflows. In this hands-on review, I tested it with several real-world objects, including foot scans, a color scan, a scan-to-print shoe-stretcher experiment, and a tiny broken RC boat propeller that pushed the scanner […] The post Revopoint POP 4 Review: Hands-on 3D Scanning Tests and Results appeared first on 3DWithUs – 3D Printing, Scanning, Design Guides & Forums.
Regulation may be the least fun part of 3D printed construction, but it determines whether 3DCP can move past demonstrations. The post Building Codes and Regulation May Determine the Future Growth of 3D Printed Construction appeared on Fabbaloo.
Canon Production Printing has filed a European patent application for a different way to remove support material from UV inkjet 3D printed structures. The post Canon Patent Targets Easier Inkjet Support Removal appeared on Fabbaloo.
Researchers have developed a recyclable photopolymer resin that can be printed, melted, and printed again. The post Recyclable Resin Could Bring Sustainability To High Resolution SLA appeared on Fabbaloo.
For decades, manufacturing has mostly been controlled by countries with huge factories, lower labor costs, and industrial systems that took years, sometimes decades, to build. But Utrecht University human geographers...