Although it does make food in 3D shapes, it cannot strictly be considered a 3D printer, as it does not work via an additive process (but as a Formative process). However, the Rotruder is possible only…
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Formfutura Raises Its Wooden Stakes with New 3D Printing Filaments
Wood seems to be the sexiest material in 3D printing lately. After Materialise’s announcement regarding its new laser sinterable wood materials, the large Netherlands based filament retailer, Formfutu…
Swedish StartUp CELLINK Makes Bioprinting Easy With Consumables
Ink-possible: that is what, playing with the word “ink”, most people, even many medical professionals, think of organ bioprinting. While it is true that the possibility of full complex organ digital m…
Materialise to Launch Laser Sintered Wood 3D Printing
Most of us have come to know – and in most cases appreciate – wood as a 3D printing material using it with PLA based filament for FFF desktop 3D printers. Starting with colorFabb’s w…
Is Recycling PLA Really Better than Composting?
Today, PLA is a very popular filament material for Makers. The number of PLA printed products are already huge. Amorphous PLA combines a low melting point, relatively low shrinkage, and is insoluble i…
Prof. Levi’s +Lab 3D Prints Arm Braces Using High Performance Composites
There are several University labs I can think of whose names are inextricably associated to the professors that created them: Prof. Oxman’s Mediated Matter Lab at MIT, Prof. Pearce Research Group at M…
NatureWorks Is Getting Really Serious About Ingeo PLA Use for 3D Printing
Being the leading global producer of PLA, Minnesota based NatureWorks is very serious about 3D printing. So serious, in fact, that it recently announced a new initiative to support the growth of the a…
Free Filament in 60 Colors is Just the Tip of EUMAKERS’ 3D Printing Iceberg
I met the team behind EUMAKERS at the recent PLAST show in Milan, one of the largest events for plastic manufacturers and resellers and they captured my attention for their offer of over 60 different …
3D Printing Neurons with Graphene: Stretching the Possibilities at Northwestern University
Recently, 3D Printing Industry reported on Michigan Tech’s Tolou Shokuhfar experimenting with graphene-based biomaterials to produce a “bioink” that can replace and re-stimulate growth in cartilage an…
Test New 3D Printing Materials with Shapeways Pilots
3D printing is a finicky art and, until perfect quality control systems make it nearly flawless to fabricate items, there are still lots of kinks to work out. Makers know that that shouldn’t st…