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We tried out a low-cost 3D printer that can produce multi-coloured objects
The da Vinci Jr. 2.0 Mix is XZYprinting's first low-cost 3D printer capable of using two different coloured filaments at the same time - and it's surprisingly capable.
The da Vinci Jr. 2.0 Mix is XZYprinting's first low-cost 3D printer capable of using two different coloured filaments at the same time - and it's surprisingly capable.
Researchers have discovered a way to 3D print structures using graphene, one of the strongest materials there is. The result is a strong, lightweight material for airplanes, cars and buildings.
It's a 3D printer with a big robot arm that can print things as big as a car. What's not to like.
Researchers have demoed 3D-printed, shape-shifting objects that can move, fold and unfold.
HP aims its upcoming 3D printers at designers and manufacturing, not home users.
Yes, really. You can 3D print anything up to 5'11" tall with the remarkable 3D printer Massivit.
MakerBot recently launched a new and improved extruder head for its flagship desktop 3D printers, the Replicator and Replicator Mini. But while the Smart Extruder+ may be more reliable, there are few if any differences in the quality and speed.
Watch Raymond McCarthy Bergeron’s award-winning zoetropic film Re-belief, which is quickly becoming an Internet favourite.
An update coming to Makerbot 3D printers will soon allow composites with materials other than plastic to be printed.
The Formlabs Form 1+ 3D printer is elegant in its simplicity, and more capable of producing accurate models with detailed intricacy than any other 3D printer I've reviewed.
The da Vinci Junior 1.0 is for beginner makers. While it is a remarkable machine considering that it retails for just £249, it doesn't offer a lot of sophisticated features.
The XYZprinting da Vinci 1.0 AiO is an affordable combination 3D printer and 3D scanner that's as just good as much more expensive models.
MakerBot's new free MakerBot PrintShop app for the iPad is designed to get you going with its Replicator 3D printer.
Cody Wilson, founder of Defense Distributed, contests claims his 3D printed gun isn't safe and will try to continue to make 3D gun plans available.