REVIEW – Occasionally, a review offer comes along that simply doesn’t seem real. I’m not referring to a Kickstarter project that will probably never ship, but an incredible product that’s already ...

Reinforce3D’s continuous fiber injection process (CFIP) is a post-processing step for injecting continuous carbon fiber and resin into hollow cavities in a finished part (bottom). An example use case ...

Oklahoma State University (OSU) and Mississippi State University are building a 3D printer that deposits continuous fiber and polymer in the same part while using machine learning to check part ...

With all its fittings and a sleek, shiny coat of paint in a snapper rocks blue metallic colour, the boat was officially launched and displayed at the 2020 Genoa Boat Show to welcome its audience to ...

Explore how Fiber is transforming the way carbon-fiber reinforced parts are manufactured with an innovative tool-changing platform, the range of available materials and how Fiber can benefit ...

I put continuous carbon fiber 3D printing through a series of tests to see how strong and capable it really is.

Redditor [No-Championship-8520] aka [Eric Potempa] has come up with an interesting DIY take on the Continuous Liquid Interface Production (CLIP) process currently owned and developed by Carbon Inc.

UNITED NATIONS, October 6, 2021 (Newswire.com) - HITRY, a well-respected team of 3D printing innovators, announces the upcoming launch of Rocket 1 - World's first DCLF (Digital Continuous Liquid ...

The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is leading innovation in everything from space launch vehicles and aircraft, to digital technologies and nextgen mobility. In composites, it has advanced a wide range ...

If you want to automate your 3D printing with the Bambu A1 Mini 3D printer, consider the SwapMod—a unique 3D printing automation project designed to automatically change the printer’s build plate, ...

Despite the growing popularity of 3D printing, it's still rare to see in construction, but a new advance out of MIT could ...

[porchlogic] had a problem. The desire was to print a crystal-like case for an ESP32 project, reminiscent of so many glorious game consoles and other transparent hardware of the 1990s. However, with ...