Category: 3D Printing

Assistant Professor William Boley and his team at Boston University have secured a $2.23 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense, aimed at advancing the capabilities of 3D printing. Their objective is to accelerate the testing process, reducing the time required from the current eight hours to a matter of minutes, or even seconds. […]

Chicago-based 3D printing quality assurance software developer Phase3D has announced the commercialization of its new True Layer Thickness toolkit at the Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) 2024 conference in Chicago, running from March 10-14.   This new monitoring and inspection tool measures, in microns, the quantity of metal powder distributed across a 3D printer’s build platform. […]

Flying cars, housecleaning robots, 3D printing on the moon—all out-there sci-fi predictions that will probably come true sooner rather than later. But, what if you just can’t wait? Well, thanks to the mad scientists of Astroport Space Technologies and The Virtual Foundry, we can now bring a little bit of the Moon to our makerspaces […]

You know we’re fans of putting electronics in handy little tins (sup MintyBoost) so of course we were delighted to come across flurples’ tiny keyboard on YouTube! Adafruit publishes a wide range of writing and video content, including interviews and reporting on the maker market and the wider technology world. Our standards page is intended […]

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Interested in using MatterControl’s 7 and 13 point print leveling? Although, this system is easy to use, there might be some hardware or firmware settings you’ll need to fix first. Here’s how! Posted on December 18, 2015 by Taylor Landry MatterControl recently introduced 7 and 13 point software print leveling. These are great options for delta […]

Sandvik has launched the Osprey C18150 (CuCrZr) copper-based metal powder tailored for applications requiring excellent mechanical strength at high temperatures, while maintaining high electrical and thermal conductivity. Suitable for electrical, electronic and thermal transfer components for industries like aerospace, automotive and space, Sandvik believes the material provides the required consistency for the additive manufacture of high-quality […]