3D printing of small parts is on the upswing for the same reasons more larger parts are being additively manufactured: to save on design time and tooling costs.

Velo3D’s patented Sapphire LPBF 3D printer is designed to eliminate support structures that need to be removed during postprocessing operations.

Medical experts from Yale, 3D Systems, and Mayo Clinic discuss how 3D printing improves surgical outcomes.

Thermwood Corp. has brought its know-how about building large industrial CNC machines to large-scale, polymer-type additive manufacturing systems.

The “world’s largest metal 3D printer” is being used to build rockets. The sky’s the limit for a small Los Angeles-based startup and their Stargate 3D printer.