But it's not Star Trek replicator magic. 3D printing is based on actual science, and The Engineering Guy gives a clear, step-by-step lesson in how at least one version of that science works.

[3DPrintBunny] is someone who continually explores new techniques and designs in 3D printing, and her latest is one she calls “pause-and-attach”, which she demonstrates by printing a va… ...

voxeljet's 3D printers significantly reduce emissions in the additive manufacturing process of metal parts and make new designs possible voxeljet and Loramendi jointly developed a fully-automated ...

A giant 3D printer, which is big enough to make a house, has been unveiled at the University of Maine. The university says it has beaten its own record for the world's largest polymer 3D printer ...

There is a wide range of options for 3D printers suitable for beginners, but it can be overwhelming to navigate the setup, printing and finishing process.

Hasbro started using Formlabs 3D printers to rapidly prototype action figures. Now, the partnership has evolved from prototyping to end-product manufacturing.

The hand holding the brush is attached to Amy Elliott, a research scientist at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory who specializes in 3D printing technology. The video starts after the printing ...

Easy-peel 3D printers nudge technology beyond 5G A three-dimensional printer developed at the University of Tokyo can produce microchannel-based biochips and waveguides nearly twice as fast as ...

The most awesome things about having a 3D printer is that you can create almost anything which includes parts for the 3D printer itself. Different materials give power to your imagination and allow… ...