Archive - The 3D Printing Journal

Very small and very precise parts - Boston Micro Fabrication launches its first desktop 3D printers

The Atomic Layers: 00312

Mar 20 • Pawel Slusarczyk

A map for the 3D printing experience

Mar 18 • Pawel Slusarczyk

Additive Manufacturing Clowns

3DP War Journal #89

Mar 16 • Pawel Slusarczyk

The cake is too small for such a large party

The Atomic Layers: 00311

Mar 13 • Pawel Slusarczyk

Autodesk implements Wonder 3D - an AI image generation model from prompts - into Flow Studio

Mar 11 • Pawel Slusarczyk

Running circles

3DP War Journal #88

Mar 9 • Pawel Slusarczyk

iNEW3D QC2A: full-color UV 3D printing comes to your desk, but it won’t be all that simple

The Atomic Layers: 00310

Mar 6 • Pawel Slusarczyk

Polymaker launches a powerful material tool, but the core problem remains

Mar 4 • Pawel Slusarczyk

3D printing escaped the maker bubble

3DP War Journal #87

Mar 2 • Pawel Slusarczyk

February 2026

5000 printers factory

The Atomic Layers: 00309

Feb 27 • Pawel Slusarczyk

Operator vs. algorithm – where does automation of process decisions in AM actually end?

Feb 25 • Pawel Slusarczyk

Gross margins, real growth, and knowing when to leave: John Kawola's 28 years in AM

3DP War Journal #86

Feb 23 • Pawel Slusarczyk

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