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Charles R. Goulding and Leah Nabangi trace how prolonged conflicts are accelerating 3D printing breakthroughs, setting the stage for a powerful postwar “peace dividend.” The post Protracted Wars and Delayed Reconstruction appeared on Fabbaloo.
A new review maps how additive and AI could reshape wind turbine blade production, and what still stands in the way of scaling up. The post AM And AI For Wind Turbine Blades At Scale appeared on Fabbaloo.
EOS has bought Austrian powder manufacturer Metalpine. EOS doesn’t buy companies often. And with increased competition from China, SLM’s profligate spending doesn’t seem like it would be a good idea...
"We always had the idea that we wanted to make that technology more affordable to the masses with democratising to a broader customer base."
I’m reading a fascinating glimpse into a hidden world of military manufacturing using desktop 3D printers. The post Secret Decentralized 3D Printing Networks Supply Drone Parts to Ukraine at Scale appeared on Fabbaloo.
The launch of the software comes as Authentise picked up the TCT Software Award.
Elegoo announced the massive Jupiter 2 resin 3D printer. The post Elegoo Announces Jupiter 2 Featuring Massive Build Size appeared on Fabbaloo.
HP announced a new industrial 3D printer, the Multi Jet Fusion 1200. The post HP Introduces Multi Jet Fusion 1200 With Compact Design with 12-Hour Builds appeared on Fabbaloo.
ExOne Global Holdings, created through the 2025 integration of ExOne and voxeljet, is making changes across its U.S. operations. These include starting printhead manufacturing in the Detroit area and lowering...
Metal additive manufacturing (AM) systems generally utilize lasers with spot sizes that fall into a range of 80 micrometers (μm) to 100μm, although dynamic beam shaping may soon lead to...
This year’s RAPID+TCT trade show is in full swing in Boston this week, and we already have plenty of news to share with you, from a simulation and optimization platform...
Charles R. Goulding and Nimra Shakoor highlight how a single soldier’s 3D-printed fix at Fort Liberty turned a supply chain problem into a low-cost, high-impact solution. The post Fort Liberty Washing Machines and 3D Printing appeared on Fabbaloo.
Researchers have embedded working multilayer strain sensors inside LPBF titanium, suggesting that self-monitoring metal parts are getting closer. The post Researchers Embed Working Strain Sensors In LPBF Titanium appeared on Fabbaloo.
One of the hidden gems in 3D printing is tire production. Several companies, most notably Michelin, have used 3D printing extensively for tire molds and other parts of tire production...
Flashforge has expanded into toolchanging multicolor 3D printing with the launch of the Creator 5 and Creator 5 Pro. Instead of relying on the more common purge-heavy material system, these new machines use multiple interchangeable toolheads designed to reduce waste, speed up color changes, and support a wider mix of materials. In this guide, we […] The post Flashforge New 3D Printers: Creator 5 and C5 Pro Toolchangers appeared first on 3DWithUs – 3D Printing, Scanning, Design Guides & Forums.
The announcements were made ahead of RAPID + TCT.
DyeMansion hopes to showcase the new solution at this year's Formnext.
The rumours seem to be true: Bambu Lab just announced a new desktop FFF device, the X2D. The post Bambu Lab Launches X2D 3D Printer With Dual Nozzles and Heated Chamber appeared on Fabbaloo.
This week at RAPID+TCT in Boston, HP Additive Manufacturing Solutions is celebrating ten years in the AM market. The company launched its Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing technology in Barcelona...
Raise3D is going deeper into SLS 3D print technology, based on this week’s announcements. The post Raise3D Expands SLS Portfolio With New B520 Sandblaster and Advanced PA Materials appeared on Fabbaloo.
“By lowering cost per part and simplifying workflows, we are making it easier for customers to adopt additive manufacturing and scale it across new applications.”
Stratasys has dropped a broad set of updates across PolyJet, FFF, P3, SLA, SAF, and GrabCAD, and the interesting part isn’t any particular announcement as the company’s attempt to remove several small adoption barriers all at once. The post Stratasys Targets Adoption Barriers With J850 Core Launch and Multi-Platform Enhancements appeared on Fabbaloo.
Compare SLS vs MJF nylon 3D printing. Learn differences in surface finish, strength, speed, and scalability to choose the right process for your application. The post SLS Nylon vs MJF Nylon: Understanding the Differences in Industrial 3D Printing appeared first on Shapeways Blog.
Icelandic software startup Euler has released Euler Viewer, a real time build viewer for metal LPBF. The product does not need to be installed, and doesn’t require hardware to be...
Johnson Controls has agreed to acquire Alloy Enterprises in a deal expected to close in the third quarter of the year. The move brings Alloy’s advanced manufacturing and thermal management...
MedCAD has gotten FDA 510(k) clearance for the AccuStride lower leg tibia and fibula system. The patient-specific surgical planning and surgical guide tool can speed up the orthopedic surgeon’s workflows....
Charles R. Goulding and Leah Nabangi reveal Cadillac's strategy to obtain Formula 1 approval while still dominating the luxury vehicle market, thanks to 3D printing. The post Cadillac’s Formula 1 Fight and 3D Printing appeared on Fabbaloo.
A new research paper describes a closed-loop installation to recycle SLA resin and support injection casting in microgravity. The post Microgravity System Recycles SLA Resin And Enables Casting appeared on Fabbaloo.
Discover how UAV rapid prototyping accelerates drone development using additive manufacturing. The post UAV Rapid Prototyping: Accelerating Drone Innovation appeared first on Shapeways Blog.
I’m looking at an interesting new free service for 3D print parts ordering, AMSupplyCheck. The post AMSupplyCheck Compares 3D Printing Service Prices Across Global Providers appeared on Fabbaloo.
The post UltiMaker Announced as Exclusive Distributorship for Tectonic-3D appeared first on UltiMaker.
From parts maker to the movies.
trinckle has more deeply integrated with Stratasys’ GrabCAD. The post Stratasys Adds trinckle Additive App Suite to GrabCAD for Streamlined Factory Workflows appeared on Fabbaloo.
Snapmaker announced the availability of their new model library, and it’s just in time. The post Snapmaker Launches Curated Model Library Ahead of U1 Release appeared on Fabbaloo.
The additive manufacturing industry likes to think of itself as disruptive, fast-moving, and future-oriented. In many ways, that is true. The technology works. The machines are better than ever. The...
The US military is pivoting from a world where it fields a few exquisite craft to one where it can manufacture swarms of vehicles. Additive manufacturing at scale, along with...
This week’s selection is the X Bench by The New Raw. The post Design of the Week: X Bench appeared on Fabbaloo.
Researchers at Southeastern Louisiana University demonstrated a six axis robotic FFF approach that uses non planar slicing and five axis paths to print support free parts. The post Southeastern Researchers Demo Support-Free Five-Axis Robotic FFF appeared on Fabbaloo.
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, April 12, 2026 appeared on Fabbaloo.
Charles R. Goulding and Andressa Bonafe spotlight a pivotal moment at Additive Manufacturing Strategies 2026, where Arvind Rangarajan outlined a clear path to industrial-scale 3D printing. The post Inside HP’s Vision at Additive Manufacturing Strategies 2026 appeared on Fabbaloo.
Sovol could be the next company to release a multimaterial desktop 3D printer. The post Sovol 3D Printer Teaser Suggests Large-Format Multi-Color Printing System appeared on Fabbaloo.
I’m trying another online 3D model generator, STLGears. The post STLGears Can Generate Parameter-Based Accurate 3D Printable Gear Models appeared on Fabbaloo.
3D printing has already transformed prototyping, manufacturing, and even home décor, and now it’s stepping confidently into footwear. For me, as someone who has spent more than a decade surrounded by additive manufacturing, trying a fully 3D printed pair of shoes feels both exciting and strangely personal. PollyFab’s lattice shoes are a great example of […] The post PollyFab 3D Printed Shoes: Comfort, Design, and Durability Test appeared first on 3DWithUs – 3D Printing, Scanning, Design Guides & Forums.
A Korean company announced a 3D print process for titanium that apparently requires no support structures. The post INNOSPACE Develops Support-Free Titanium LPBF Process appeared on Fabbaloo.
The system’s maximum printable build volume has an edge length of 1.2 meters and supports component weights of up to 750 kilograms.
The system can now be purchased in North America for a single monthly payment of 999 USD.
The company has also established a co-development partnership with Massive Dimension that brings pellet-based extrusion to the BigRep platform for the first time.
How metal additive manufacturing is enabling Stoke Space to unlock the new space economy.
A US Marine Corps Lance Corporal redesigns MUOS antenna mast with FDM 3D printing.