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Industry
ORNL and Boeing 3D Print a 2-Ton Steel Mold to Test Metal AM for Aircraft Tooling
Oak Ridge and Boeing wire-arc printed a nearly 2-ton, 6-foot steel stamp mold in eight weeks to see if metal AM can beat machined tooling for NASA's composite-aircraft manufacturing push.
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Software
Prusa Ships Firmware 6.10.3 for XL+ and 6.9.1 for CORE One INDX
Prusa's September 25 firmware releases refine XL+ chamber-temperature estimation and revert a bed-lowering regression, while the CORE One INDX gains a standalone gantry-squareness check and a homing reliability fix.
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Printers
Snapmaker and Phaetus Launch the Liber High-Flow Hotend for the U1
Snapmaker and Phaetus's new Liber High Flow Hotend splits melt flow across multiple channels to push the U1's volumetric output up to 87% higher on ABS, targeting batch production and large prints.
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Industry
Formnext 2026 Draws 124 Chinese Exhibitors as Manufacturers Push Into Europe
Formnext 2026 registration data shows China fielding 124 exhibitors — more than any other country — as domestic competition and US trade barriers push Chinese 3D printing manufacturers toward European buyers.
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Industry
Sheffield's Instruct3D Launches 'Additive Build Intelligence' to Put Hard Evidence Behind Metal 3D-Printed Parts
Instruct3D has commercially launched a hardware-plus-software system, built on 20+ years of Sheffield AM research, that turns in-process build data into verification evidence for aerospace, defense and energy metal parts.
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Software
Belgian Startup Kubuz Launches 3dSynth, a Free Browser Tool That Skips the Slicer for Vase and Spiral Prints
Kubuz's free browser tool 3dSynth generates G-code directly for vase-mode, spiral and generative FDM prints, bypassing the slicer entirely while still exporting STL when a traditional slicer is needed.
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Printers
Phrozen Closes the Gap Between Its Sharpest and Its Biggest Resin Printer With the Sonic Mighty Revo 16K MAX
Phrozen's $1,600 Sonic Mighty Revo 16K MAX pairs a 14.7 L build volume with a 14-inch 16K mono LCD, splitting the difference between its sharpest small-format printer and its biggest, coarser one.
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Materials
Sinto Advanced Ceramics Pushes Beyond Oxides, Adds Aluminum Nitride and Silicon Nitride
Sinto Advanced Ceramics Europe has added non-oxide ceramics AlN and Si3N4 to its 3D-printing lineup, opening the door to printed parts for power electronics, thermal management and high-stress structural applications.
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Business
Bambu Lab's 3-Million-Printer Shenzhen Factory Moves From Paperwork to Construction Access
A routine Guangming District filing for a temporary construction entrance signals Bambu Lab's sprawling Shenzhen manufacturing complex is finally shifting from land deals to ground-breaking.
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Business
Amaero Pulls Its Nasdaq IPO as Metal-Powder Maker Cites 'Adverse Market Conditions'
Two days after filing its S-1, Tennessee-based metal-powder producer Amaero postponed a $52.6M Nasdaq listing under ticker AMRO, citing adverse market conditions and giving no new timetable.
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Industry
Bambu Lab Steps Outside 3D Printing With a $2,499 CO2 Laser
Bambu Lab opened pre-orders for the R1, a 55W CO2 laser cutter/engraver starting at $2,499, its first standalone product outside 3D printing and a direct shot at xTool and Glowforge.
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Software
Bambu Studio 2.8.4 Beta Adds a Warning for Skipped Shrinkage Compensation on Painted Models
Bambu Studio V2.8.4 Public Beta adds a warning for silently-skipped shrinkage compensation on painted models, tightens infill pathing, and patches a stack buffer overflow in its STL-reading code.
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