NewsTop 5 Videos: 2X your printer’s speed, Stranger Things 2, & more!This week’s Top 5 Videos contains a great selection of exciting projects in the 3D printing community. We have videos ranging from knee replacements and houses, in addition to using 3D printing in the production of our favourite Netflix TV…Archive
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NewsTop 5 Videos: 2X your printer’s speed, Stranger Things 2, & more!This week’s Top 5 Videos contains a great selection of exciting projects in the 3D printing community. We have videos ranging from knee replacements and houses, in addition to using 3D printing in the production of our favourite Netflix TV…
NewsECO 3D October: The latest economic news in 3D PrintingEvery month, 3Dnatives summarised the major economic and business news in the 3D printing world. The last month had some very important events occur, from Ultimaker investments to record-breaking performances by Renishaw, and Amazon buying 3D software firm Body Labs.…
PrintersThe Mooz 3D Printer can Print, Engrave, and Carve Wood!A printer that has recently been making a lot of noise in the 3D printing world is the MOOZ. The MOOZ is a 3D printer currently on Kickstarter that isn’t just a 3D printer. It’s a 3-in-1, 3D printer, laser…
GuidesStartup of the Month: AnatomikModelingThis week’s startup of the month is AnatomikModeling, a company focusing on using 3D tech to help improve various conditions such as for congenital thoracic pathologies. Despite only being started two years ago, AnatomikModeling is an exciting new company that…
Materials3D printed planes will be lighter and fly furtherHRL Laboratories have made a breakthrough; a way to reliably 3D print high-strength aluminum alloys. You’re hungry. The baby’s crying. The picturesque sites of Australia that the travel company promised you has been exchanged for some corrugated steel and a…
NewsWorld’s First 3D Print Bridge Opens in AmsterdamThe world’s first 3D-printed concrete bridge has just been opened in the Netherlands. The bridge, in Amsterdam, will mostly be used by cyclists. A World First Theo Salet from the Eindhoven University of Technology commented “The bridge is not very…
PrintersIs a RepRap 3D printer worth buying?The RepRap movement began with Adrian Bowyer in 2004 after the expiration of commercial 3D printing patents. RepRap machines are self-replicating machines that can 3D print parts of themselves to use to create additional machines. This original machine has led…
NewsTop 5 Videos of the Week: 3D Print Ribcage, Bridges, & more!This week’s Top 5 Videos of the week contains videos from a very wide variety of sectors. From the medical sector, to engineering and architecture, to food, we have covered all the bases this week. A new Top 5 videos…
MaterialsScientists manage to 3D print transparent glass for the first timeResearchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have successfully 3D-printed transparent glass. What’s more, this test was successfully conducted at room temperature. Reports from the test claim glass structures with composition gradients can also be produced with
MaterialsGet bowled over by these 3D-printed bowling ballsStart-up Freshmade 3D from Ohio have recently announced that they have created a material strong enough to create 3D-printed bowling balls from. The material, called AMClad, is an “isotropic Engineered Sand Composite (ESC)”, that they say is “ideal for 3D&hellip
NewsSpaceIL using 3D printing to win $30M prize by landing on MoonIn what promises to be a momentous achievement, an Israeli startup is attempting to use 3D printing to land on the Moon. The startup, SpaceIL, plan to land a vehicle on the moon, including many 3D printing parts. Why? Google…
News3D printed fingerprints: implications for our securityResearchers at Michigan State University have created a wearable fingerprint that is recognised by all 3 types of fingerprint readers. These fingerprints, created from 3D-printed molds, use a silicone material to mimic human skin. So successful are these ‘targets’, th