3D Printing
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Bambu Lab Confirms S1 Handheld 3D Scanner for November Launch
Bambu Lab has confirmed they are releasing a 3D scanner. The post Bambu Lab Confirms S1 Handheld 3D Scanner for November Launch appeared on Fabbaloo.
Slant3D Launches SlantTools, a Library of Instant 3D Model Generators
Slant3D launched something interesting: SlantTools. The post Slant3D Launches SlantTools, a Library of Instant 3D Model Generators appeared on Fabbaloo.
University of Maine Seeks More Patents for an Old 3D Printing Idea
Tilting a 3D printer's build plate to eliminate supports is hardly a new idea. The post University of Maine Seeks More Patents for an Old 3D Printing Idea appeared on Fabbaloo.
Refining the Future: Why High Refinery Utilization Makes 3D Printing More Valuable Than Ever
Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi discuss how 3D printing can help America's refineries navigate supply chain disruptions, accelerate maintenance, and turn domestic manufacturing into a competitive advantage. The post Refining the Future: Why High Refinery Utilization Makes 3D Printing More Valuable Than Ever appeared on Fabbaloo.
Slicer-Independent Toolpaths Could Expand Non-Planar FFF Printing
FFF slicing has a very basic assumption built into it: every new layer should be flat. The post Slicer-Independent Toolpaths Could Expand Non-Planar FFF Printing appeared on Fabbaloo.
Formlabs Launches US$699 Form Studio 1 Resin 3D Printer
Huge news from Formlabs today: they are introducing a new desktop resin 3D printer that is at a very affordable price. The post Formlabs Launches US$699 Form Studio 1 Resin 3D Printer appeared on Fabbaloo.
Why is Prusa Selling Materials for Products They Don’t Make?
Prusa has launched a product that none of its own 3D printers can use. The post Why is Prusa Selling Materials for Products They Don’t Make? appeared on Fabbaloo.
Researchers Improve Commercial 3D Printing Technology And Seek Patent Protection
A Stanford and UNC patent describes a high-resolution CLIP printer using reduction optics, automated focusing and resin-flow modeling to produce microneedles and other microstructures at unusual speed. The post Researchers Improve Commercial 3D Printing Technology And Seek Patent Protection appeared on Fabbaloo.
Why the World’s Largest 3D Printed Building Is a Horse Barn
Charles G. Goulding explains why a record-setting 3D printed horse barn in Wellington offers a glimpse at how additive construction could reshape agricultural, industrial, and other large-scale buildings. The post Why the World’s Largest 3D Printed Building Is a Horse Barn appeared on Fabbaloo.
Soft Composite 3D Printing Tunes How Parts Move
Soft 3D printed parts have a timing problem. The post Soft Composite 3D Printing Tunes How Parts Move appeared on Fabbaloo.
Resin 3D Printing Ventilation Is Still Easy To Get Wrong
Resin 3D printers are easy to install. The ventilation for them isn't as simple. The post Resin 3D Printing Ventilation Is Still Easy To Get Wrong appeared on Fabbaloo.
String Cubed Proposes Using Wet Filament to Protect Heat-Sensitive Materials
A startup company wants to purposely use wet filament. The post String Cubed Proposes Using Wet Filament to Protect Heat-Sensitive Materials appeared on Fabbaloo.
GE Patent Uses Laser Flicker To Spot LPBF Defects
In metal LBPF, a laser can look perfectly healthy while the powder beneath it is not. The post GE Patent Uses Laser Flicker To Spot LPBF Defects appeared on Fabbaloo.
Can 3D Printing Help Build the Global Building Boom?
Charles G. Goulding looks at how 3D printing could deliver faster, more material-efficient construction for everything from wind-turbine bases and water tanks to bridges, seawalls and postwar rebuilding. The post Can 3D Printing Help Build the Global Building Boom? appeared on Fabbaloo.
Lattice Structures Show “Double Anisotropy”
Equal density does not mean equal behavior. The post Lattice Structures Show “Double Anisotropy” appeared on Fabbaloo.
Prusa Patent Shapes Nozzle Channels For Higher Flow
Prusa has patented a very unusual and possibly quite powerful hot end design. The post Prusa Patent Shapes Nozzle Channels For Higher Flow appeared on Fabbaloo.
Thermal Resistance of 3D Printed Parts Goes Both Ways
Thermal resistance is often spoken of for 3D print materials, but I ran into an unusual scenario involving temperature. The post Thermal Resistance of 3D Printed Parts Goes Both Ways appeared on Fabbaloo.
Helsing Moves to West Virginia With 3D Printing in Its Drone Manufacturing Strategy
Charles Goulding and Ari Willick examine how Helsing’s expansion into West Virginia signals a broader shift toward mass production of drones powered by additive manufacturing. The post Helsing Moves to West Virginia With 3D Printing in Its Drone Manufacturing Strategy appeared on Fabbaloo.
Design of the Week: Dining Table
This week’s selection is the astonishing Dining Table by maker Trey DeWolf. The post Design of the Week: Dining Table appeared on Fabbaloo.
Topology Optimization Needs To Know How Parts Will Print
A topology optimized part can be totally wrong.
Who’s The Biggest In 3D Printing, October 11, 2026
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, October 11, 2026 appeared on Fabbaloo.
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