3D Printing

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Virginia Tech lab prints gallium-indium liquid metal droplets in silicone that guide heat.

A Texas jury found Bambu Lab liable for patent infringement in the creation of the X1, P1 and A1 series of 3D printers, and awarded Stratasys, Inc. $27.6 million dollars in damages.

Prusa Research reenters the toolchanger category with a little help from Bondtech.

Prusa Research makes its large CORE One a tiny bit better in a very important way.

This tiny little part is considered a machine gun, and possessing it carries a penalty of up to 10 years in prison.

A software engineer has shown off a futuristic Meta Quest plus 3D printer workflow where models are 'thrown' to the output device.

I’ve tested every well-known 3D printer consumer brand, from Anycubic to Voron, to help you find the best machine for your budget and needs.

If you’re after a bigger, feature-packed resin printer, Anycubic P1 Max should be at the top of your list.

The Elegoo Centauri 2 Combo is an excellent four-color printer, but is it worth the savings without an enclosure?

Are 3D-printed guns part of the "historical tradition of personal gunsmithing"?

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