French additive manufacturing startup Pollen has unveiled its gorgeous new Pam 3D printer, which takes the unusual approach of printing using pellets instead of traditional filament spools as raw materials. “We’ve been in R&D stealth mode for five years,” CEO Cédric Michel tells It was difficult to spend so long not talking about it to…
Metal 3D printing is currently being used for the development of some of the most exciting 3D printed parts around, from airplane engine components to space-bound satellites. But the reality is that metal 3D printing encompasses a very diverse group of technologies that are piled together, even though they use different techniques for forging different…
This longly awaited product should be finally available for preorder: Newton3D Printer has been released on the 18th of December 2013. This is a desktop Metal 3D Printer with the following characteristics: desktop metal 3D printer working with non proprietary metal clay including steel, bronze, gold, silver, etc. standard resolution of up to 400 micron,…
A group of scientists recently released a complete Open-source metal 3-D printer: This paper reports on the development of a <$2000 open-source metal 3-D printer. The metal 3-D printer is controlled with an open-source micro-controller and is a combination of a low-cost commercial gas-metal arc welder and a derivative of the Rostock, a deltabot RepRap. The…
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