ELEGOO DAY 2026 Invites the World to Create, Share, and Grow With Nexprint
Every idea deserves somewhere to go, and for a lot of 3D printing hobbyists, that place has been missing. ELEGOO wants to change that with…
Every idea deserves somewhere to go, and for a lot of 3D printing hobbyists, that place has been missing. ELEGOO wants to change that with…
Multi-color FDM printing has always had a hidden cost that most users simply accept. Every time a single-nozzle machine switches filaments, it has to push…
True full-color 3D printing has always lived in industrial settings, with price tags starting at $50,000 and machinery too large for any studio shelf. Most…
For years, one of the biggest tradeoffs in desktop 3D printing has been clear. You could chase larger builds, faster motion, or multi-color capability, but…
Anyone who has spent three hours printing a delicate miniature only to snap off an arm while scraping it from the build plate knows the…
We first saw the Mova AtomForm Palette 300 at CES earlier this year, where its unusual approach to multicolor 3D printing immediately stood out. Seeing…
Desktop 3D printing has always promised “anything you can imagine,” but in practice, that usually means single-color PLA, lots of tinkering, and a trash bin…
LEGO and 3D printing occupy similar creative territory, both letting you turn ideas into physical objects through systematic processes. Yet despite this natural kinship, there’s…
Desktop resin printers usually ask a simple question: how much resolution can you afford. Anycubic’s Photon P1 adds a more interesting one: what if the…
When Snapmaker first appeared on the desktop fabrication scene, they didn’t waste time making a name for themselves among hobbyists, educators, and tinkerers who wanted…
Most 3D printers force you to choose between speed, color, quality, or price. You can have fast prints, but only in one color. Multi-color prints…
There have been numerous studies conducted and articles written on how much food is wasted every day in the U.S. alone. Creative thinkers are developing…