NewsCurling in 3D Printing: What It Is and How to Fix ItAs you probably know by now, the term additive manufacturing encompasses a number of innovative technologies that enable parts to be manufactured faster and with fewer materials than subtractive manufacturing methods. However, it is not infallible. Indeed, for each printed&hellipArchive
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NewsCurling in 3D Printing: What It Is and How to Fix ItAs you probably know by now, the term additive manufacturing encompasses a number of innovative technologies that enable parts to be manufactured faster and with fewer materials than subtractive manufacturing methods. However, it is not infallible. Indeed, for each printed&hellip
GuidesTop Gadgets to 3D Print For The SummerSummer officially arrived just a few days ago, bringing with it long evenings, beach trips, and time spent outdoors. Whether you’re spending a weekend by the water or just soaking up the sun in the backyard, a 3D printer can…
PrintersHeyGears Launches the G1 Series: Full-Color 3D and UV Printing for DesktopThe modern workshop of a professional creator can be a fragmented landscape. It is common to see a resin printer occupying a corner, a separate UV machine sitting nearby for surface decoration, and a manual post-processing station for cleaning supports.…
NewsWe’ve Been Here Since 2014: 3Dnatives Unveils a New Identity for 3D Printing’s Next EraIf you logged onto the site today, you probably noticed that things look a little different around here! We are incredibly excited to officially share the new 3Dnatives brand identity with you. While it is a big visual change, this…
MaterialsEverything You Need to Know about Transparent 3D PrintingSometimes, you may want a part to be transparent for aesthetic reasons, and other times, transparency is a functional necessity. In either case, 3D printing’s flexibility in terms of design, materials and processes makes it possible to create parts with…
NewsThe Complete Guide to Stereolithography (SLA) in 3D PrintingStereolithography (SLA) is a 3D printing process that uses an ultraviolet (UV) laser to cure and harden liquid photopolymer resin, building objects one thin layer at a time. It belongs to the family of technologies known as vat photopolymerization, and…
NewsWASP and Olfattiva Open Shamballa, a 3D-Printed Farm and Research Site in ItalyOn 8 June 2026, in the hills of Emilia-Romagna, WASP and Olfattiva unveiled Shamballa, an open-air laboratory where 3D-printed architecture, medicinal agriculture, and environmental restoration operate together on a single site. It is presented as a working reference for future&h
MaterialsTPE vs TPU Filament: Choosing the Right Flexible MaterialWhen you need to 3D print parts that bend, stretch, or absorb heavy impacts, standard rigid plastics like PLA or PETG will not cut it. That’s why makers turn to flexible filaments like TPE and TPU. To understand the difference,…
NewsThe Hidden Role of 3D Printing in the Sagrada Família’s Tower of Jesus ChristAt 172.5 meters, the Tower of Jesus Christ makes the Sagrada Família the tallest Catholic church in the world. Pope Leo XIV blessed it on June 10, 2026, 144 years after the cornerstone was laid. At the top of the…
NewsNew Watch Brand Parivas Champions Additive Watchmaking, Debuting the Exo.1There is a new additively manufactured watch on the scene: the Exo.1 from Parivas. Based in Los Angeles, California, Parivas is a watchmaking company whose core mission is to introduce a new category to horology: additive watch design. While they…
ApplicationsHow Volumetric 3D Printing Became Compatible with Living CellsA team from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL) has just published its third improvement to a volumetric 3D printing technique that began in 2017. The latest version is 70 times more efficient than previous ones and,…
ApplicationsMIT Researchers Use 3D Printing to Democratize the Production of Electrospray EmittersResearchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have created low-cost electronic nozzles, called triaxial electrospray emitters, via 3D printing. Traditionally, producing these devices requires days inside a multi-million-dollar semiconductor “cleanroom”