XJet is ready to unveil the Carmel Pro at Formnext 2025, with researchers and SMEs firmly in mind.

It’s not just about power—a new uniform gas flow system and automated laser calibration in Additive Industries MetalFab 420K aim to deliver unrivaled part consistency.

ACMER’s November Black Friday Promotion has arrived in time for big savings, with up to 53% off cutting-edge laser machines, exclusive free gifts, and more.

Belgian startup ValCun will debut its machine-agnostic printhead at Formnext aimed at delivering molten metal deposition (MMD) technology across industries.

From Guinness World Record-setting 3D printed boat to defense-ready hulls. Evergreen Additive, just spun out of the Univ. of Maine’s Advanced Structures & Composites Center, which brought us the world’s largest 3D printed boat (in 2019). The start-up will specialize in commercial boat hulls and marine tooling, particularly unmanned military vessels. After a Navy-funded program saw them take a 6-meter vessel from CAD model to successful sea trials in just five months, the founders realized their tech was too “transformative” to stay in the lab.

Makera’s new desktop CNC machine has been raking in the pledges on Kickstarter – here’s all you need to know.

Meltio, DMG Mori, and Mazak are leading a $3.1 billion hybrid manufacturing market, slashing material waste by 97% and creating a new standard for industrial production.

Our first giveaway in a long while has concluded, and a winner will be picked this week. The response was so overwhelmingly positive that we simply must follow up with something bigger. So, I’ll let you pick which direction we should take it. Tell me, what should we give away next?

Snapmaker’s crowdfunded record-breaking U1 toolchanger 3D printer will soon be a retail reality, and we’ve got out hands on one of the first to roll off the post-Kickstarter production line. Here’s what comes in the box.

In partnership with “liquid filament” specialists Filament2, Prusa has given us a glimpse of the technology-bending future for the Prusa XL toolchanger.

Hewn from slabs of Czech oak, personalized, signed, and, ultimately, still a great 3D printer, the Signature Oak is a Prusa passion project hewn to life.

Available today, Prusa’s new Core One L grows the build volume and makes some quality of life adjustments to the year-old Core One 3D printer.

The brand, conspicuous in its non-use of RFID for filament tagging, has released OpenPrintTag, an open source solution to cross-printer writable spool data that anyone can use.

Prusa’s latest hue taps into the darker side of design—just in time for Halloween’s creative chaos or pre-season Christmas cheer.

Prusa has launched its annual Black Friday sale, the starting shot of what will be a very busy few weeks for the company. It goes heavy on bundled goodies with its 3D printers and, most usefully, free shipping on them all.

Forget plaster casts and measuring tapes. Peel 3D’s handheld scanners capture precise body data in minutes, unlocking a new world of custom-fit orthopedics, fashion, sports gear, and more.

Stratasys launches iAM Marketplace — Because even 3D printers deserve a second life. iAM Marketplace, a shiny new storefront for used industrial 3D printers, materials, and spare parts, just launched today, although it looks like someone built it on Shopify over a long weekend (complete with stock photos). A mash-up of Stratasys subsidiaries and acquisitions (AM Marketplace, iSquared, Forward AM, Nexa3D) are already in the mix, with pre-owned machines from BigRep, UltiMaker, Farsoon, and Raise3D reportedly on the way. Think of it as the Facebook Marketplace of additive manufacturing.

One Click Metal is expanding its portfolio with the Pro line, a new system aimed at users scaling from entry-level adoption to industrial series production. Set to debut at Formnext 2025.

This trailblazing company 3D prints final parts by the thousands. Formlabs just published a compelling customer story on 67 Designs, which makes all types of holders using in-house SLS printing as its core production strategy. While competitors wait on slow, costly molds, this “Made in the USA” shop is already shipping final parts, cost-effectively cranking out units by the thousands. The agility is key: When Apple changes an iPad’s dimensions, 67 Designs just tweaks the digital file and hits “print,” dodging inventory graveyards and leaving old-school tooling in the dust.

Behold this ultimate display of “because we can” craftsmanship: a Goldsmiths’ Award-winning gold spinning top (yes, solid gold), lovingly birthed by Cooksongold’s Additive Manufacturing Department a few years back. Watch as cutting-edge 3D printing tech turns obscene amounts of precious metal and a few red jewels into a toy. We don’t know who ordered it, and frankly, we don’t care—because watching molten gold get precision-printed is as weirdly satisfying as power-washing videos, only shinier and far more expensive.

Craftcloud brings its instant, transparent pricing platform for digital manufacturing to Formnext 2025. See how it simplifies sourcing for 3D printing, CNC machining, and more.

Today I learned: AutoCAD has you covered against ill-thought-out object deletions with its “oops” command. Say you delete an object or group of objects, continue working, and then realize that, actually, that deleted object would come in handy after all. Typing “oops” into the command line brings it back without overriding what you’ve done since. Is it the most honest feature name ever? Possibly. Today’s Tuesday Tips with Frank post on the AutoCAD blog covers “oops” and other commands in more detail.

If you’ve had your eye on some of Bambu Lab’s older printers for a while, or accessories and materials, now is the time to pull the trigger.

Glued to the World Series? Here’s a 3D printing project to celebrate the Dodgers or the Blue Jays. Designer Ezra Feldman (EYF Design) has hit a home run with this clever Baseball Glove Lamp. It’s a major league steal at just $3 for the STL file for subscribers on Thangs, letting you print as many as you need for your personal roster. You 3D print the translucent ball, insert a standard disc LED, and mount the 3D printed glove. The project is an easy multicolor print and a guaranteed conversation piece.

Register now for the full-day AM Innovation & Standards Summit in Frankfurt on the day before Formnext 2025.