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A really great week for metal AM
Divergent is making promises. EOS is making sales. China is preparing to launch something that, frankly, shouldn’t be possible
 • Pawel Slusarczyk
AMIS 3.5.1 connects directly to HP MJF and finally shows what really happens to your file
A direct path to the printer and a file-repair engine that finally reveals what happens to geometry
 • Pawel Slusarczyk
Fuse X1 and „The Great Escape Forward”
Formlabs officially entered the industrial SLS market, triggering excitement among users, and horror among other manufacturers in the segment. And yet…
 • Pawel Slusarczyk
Spectrum is about to end five years of constant "out of stock” saga...
Spectrum Filaments secures its first-ever investment to strengthen its position in Europe
 • Pawel Slusarczyk
The world’s most expensive free designer
Fable 5 can design a 3D-printable model. The question is: who will pay for the tokens?
 • Pawel Slusarczyk
Let’s talk about 3D printed insoles
I never thought I’d wear 3D printed insoles… Made in Hungary!
 • Pawel Slusarczyk
Metal AM never had a printer problem - the problem was where nobody was looking
America Makes and NCDMM have announced the winners of a $2 million project call funded by the Department of Defense’s ManTech Office
 • Pawel Slusarczyk
Lasers have matured - now the battle is about software
How Ursa Major is rewriting the metal 3D printing workflow
 • Pawel Slusarczyk
When you create a technology everyone talks about, but hardly anyone uses
Three reasons Markforged ended up in the hands of Stratasys for next to nothing
 • Pawel Slusarczyk

May 2026

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