Theworld’s first 3D-printing pen – WobbleWorks’s 3Doodler – was launched on KickStarter in 2013, where it received over £1.3 million ($2 million) in funding in just 34 days. This gizmo enables you to turn drawings into full-3D models on any surface, without the need of...
ABS (ACRYLONITRILE BUTADIENE STYRENE) Of the three plastic filaments on offer, ABS is the cheapest and remains a favourite among the 3D printing community. A durable and strong material, with good shock-absorbing properties, slightly flexible and quite heat resistant, ABS is capable of creating dimensionally...
Thanks to a lot of passionate people and the power of crowd sourcing, 3D printing is no longer reserved for the rich. Here are three top 3D printers that you can own for less than $1,000 1. Printrbot (COST: $539 – $749 http://www.printrbot.com) Printrbot has...
1 HOW MUCH MONEY SHOULD I SPEND? First, consider what the printer’s main purpose will be. If you’ll be using it for an artistic venture, you should opt for a capable budget printer. However, if you want to create professional prototypes, to show clients and...
SeeMeCNC Orion Delta 3D Printer Review – The SeeMeCNC Orion Delta shows us a bold new format for 3D printers, but does its unusual engineering make for better results? While most consumer 3D printers move a bit like inkjet printers with another dimension added, the...
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