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3DGence ONE 3D Printer Review: Prosumer Power, Consumer Convenience
3D printing is certainly not a force to be reckoned with, as we’ve seen the expansive technology range from figurine fabrication to helping save lives. Unfortunately, one area that has been extremely…
3D Printer Review: Are 3rd-Party Filaments a Party with the da Vinci 1.0 Pro?
When I found out I’d be reviewing XYZprinting’s da Vinci Pro 1.0 a few months ago, I was quite excited to see just how well the company’s first-ever 3D printer with an open filament system would funct…
3D Printer Review: the Afinia H800 Takes 3D Printing to School
Writing a 3D printer review can be complicated. On the one hand, you want to be as clear and straightforward as you can in your analysis. On the other, you don’t want to disappoint the companies behin…
3D Printer Review: The Cube 3, an Amazing 3D Printer Desperately Seeking its Market
A posthumous review of 3D Systems’ now departed Cube 3 3D printer. Thanks to 3DZ, one of Europe’s leading 3D Systems distribution groups, (covering Italy and many regions of Southern Europe), I …
3D Printer Review: the Vewy Vewy Quiet Wanhao Duplicator i3
I have never had and never even tried to use a 3D printer based on Prusa architecture. I became interested in 3D printing because of its consumer potential (which I have not lost my faith in). Well, M…
Prusa Steel Reigns, Ultimaker 2 Gains in the November 3D Hubs Trends Report
Another month means another 3D Hubs Trends Report, and although their newly released November report has shown some trends within the industry to appear unchanged, there are still some telling signs a…
3D Printer Review: Becoming an Ulti-Maker with the Ultimaker 2 Extended
Although I love just about every 3D printer I get my hands on, and can only be grateful to the companies that find the time to ship them to me to try out, I still learn more and more that, for a revie…
3D Printer Review: the MakerBot Replicator 5th Gen
There has been plenty of criticism surrounding the fifth generation of MakerBot 3D printers. These have mostly focused in on its Smart Extruder system, which, apparently, is quite a bit “too smart for…
3D Printer Review: The 3ntr A4v3 is a Workshop Workhorse
3ntr is a relatively new player on the FFF Italian market. Their A4v3 printer, which is already the third generation of its type, belongs to the family of Cartesian printers with CoreXY architecture, …