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 Spectrum Filaments Investment: Why It Matters for FFF/FDM Filament Production
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By Ucuz3D
In From the Workshop
Posted 17 June 2026

Spectrum Filaments Investment: Why It Matters for FFF/FDM Filament Production

Spectrum Filaments' new investment highlights why capacity and supply security in FFF/FDM filament production have become critical. The news underscores the impact of correct material selection [...]

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 Why Does RIT’s Recycled Metal 3D Printing Research Matter?
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By Ucuz3D
In From the Workshop
Posted 17 June 2026

Why Does RIT’s Recycled Metal 3D Printing Research Matter?

RIT's new NSF-funded research highlights why a recycled-metal 3D printing approach is seen as significant for both cost reduction and sustainability in additive manufacturing.

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 What Does Laempe’s Award-Winning Sand Mold Technology Tell Us About Industrial 3D Printing?
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By Ucuz3D
In From the Workshop
Posted 17 June 2026

What Does Laempe’s Award-Winning Sand Mold Technology Tell Us About Industrial 3D Printing?

Laempe's award-winning sand mold 3D printing approach shows why a toolless, faster digital workflow is becoming so important in industrial production.

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 How Can 3D-Printed PLA Geometries Affect Concrete Beam Performance?
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By Ucuz3D
In From the Workshop
Posted 17 June 2026

How Can 3D-Printed PLA Geometries Affect Concrete Beam Performance?

Research led by the University of Sharjah shows how 3D-printed PLA geometries can affect concrete beam performance through surface form and cross-section design.

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 EPFL Reaches a New Threshold in Volumetric 3D Printing Compatible With Living Cells
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By Ucuz3D
In From the Workshop
Posted 17 June 2026

EPFL Reaches a New Threshold in Volumetric 3D Printing Compatible With Living Cells

The EPFL team's work on volumetric 3D printing compatible with living cells marks a new threshold in bioprinting speed, scale and precision. The development sends meaningful signals for medical [...]

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 Why Xenia’s New LSAM Materials Could Speed Up Large-Scale 3D Printing Molds
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By Ucuz3D
In From the Workshop
Posted 17 June 2026

Why Xenia’s New LSAM Materials Could Speed Up Large-Scale 3D Printing Molds

Xenia's new LSAM composite pellet range aims to make mold and jig production in large-scale 3D printing more stable and predictable.

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 Why Is Markforged Onyx GF Drawing Attention in Industrial 3D Printing?
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By Ucuz3D
In From the Workshop
Posted 17 June 2026

Why Is Markforged Onyx GF Drawing Attention in Industrial 3D Printing?

Markforged has introduced Onyx GF, a glass fiber reinforced nylon material for FX10 and FX20 users. Colorful, rigid and requiring less post-processing, this approach can open a new efficiency [...]

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 CosmicMaker Strengthens the Case for In-Space Manufacturing with a 3D Printer Tested in Zero Gravity
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By Ucuz3D
In From the Workshop
Posted 17 June 2026

CosmicMaker Strengthens the Case for In-Space Manufacturing with a 3D Printer Tested in Zero Gravity

Photocentric's CosmicMaker printer has put 3D printing in space back on the agenda with zero-gravity trials. We summarise what this development means for the production side.

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 Why Inkbit’s 3D-Printed Luneburg Lenses Are Drawing Attention in mmWave Design
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By Ucuz3D
In From the Workshop
Posted 17 June 2026

Why Inkbit’s 3D-Printed Luneburg Lenses Are Drawing Attention in mmWave Design

Inkbit's 3D-printed Luneburg lenses, developed with the University of Delaware, highlight the potential of single-part gradient manufacturing for mmWave applications.

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 Support-Free 3D Printing Research: How Wave-Based Toolpaths Enable 90-Degree Overhangs on Standard FDM Printers
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By Ucuz3D
In From the Workshop
Posted 16 June 2026

Support-Free 3D Printing Research: How Wave-Based Toolpaths Enable 90-Degree Overhangs on Standard FDM Printers

New research brings wave-based toolpaths into focus, getting standard FDM printers close to producing 90-degree overhangs without any support.

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