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The Best 3D Printed Masks for Halloween
This Halloween, take your costume to the next level with a unique, 3D-printed mask. Whether you’re going for spooky, stylish, or something in between, 3D printing gives you the freedom to create a look that’s entirely your own. Our collection
ENCAJA, System for Prosthetic Sockets, Wins James Dyson Award
The James Dyson Award is an international design competition that celebrates the next generation of design engineers. It’s open to current and recent design engineering students, and the brief is simple: “design something that solves a problem.” On September 16th,
Formlabs Launches Form Studio 1, a $699 Resin 3D Printer
Today, Formlabs released the Form Studio 1, a resin 3D printer priced from $699, well below anything else in its lineup. The company is calling it “the world’s most affordable professional resin 3D printer,” and it’s a clear move toward
WEBINAR: Industrial Quality within Reach: The Same HP MJF Technology, Now Built for Your Workspace and Budget
HP Multi Jet Fusion technology has long been associated with large-scale industrial production. With the new HP Multi Jet Fusion 1200, HP is bringing that same technology to a compact format designed for smaller workspaces and tighter budgets. In an
AMinsider, the Podcast on Additive Manufacturing, Joins 3Dnatives
The AMinsider podcast is joining the 3Dnatives ecosystem to offer its readers a new perspective on additive manufacturing. This new phase of AMinsider will allow us to continue exploring the industry through conversations with those who are putting these technologies
Can Titanium Float? Australian Researchers Make It Possible with AM
Engineers at RMIT University in Melbourne have unveiled a 3D-printed titanium lattice structure that floats on water, even after sustaining severe damage. The aim is to overcome a long-standing limitation of these very lightweight structures, which sink when water infiltrates
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