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Software
Solidon3D Brings CAD-Free STL Editing to Makers Who Just Need a Part to Fit
German developer Robert Schneider's Solidon3D lets makers add holes, thicken walls, and resize downloaded STLs without learning CAD, and runs fully offline with a free demo through October 2026.
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Printers
Vertico's Biggest Robot-on-Track Rig Yet Lands at a Portuguese Concrete Research Institute
Dutch construction-printing firm Vertico installed its largest 3D concrete printing rig yet — a 10-meter Robot on Track system — at Portugal's ITeCons, which marked the occasion by printing a record 3-meter concrete column.
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Printers
Bambu Lab 3D Printers Bring a 166-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Back to Life
Fourteen Bambu Lab desktop printers spent seven weeks in glass-fiber ABS to build five 9-meter Megalosaurus sculptures for Blenheim Palace's 'Dinosaurs Are Forever' exhibition, running through November 1, 2026.
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Business
Bedrock 3D Gets Investment From 819 Capital Partners
Dutch investor 819 Capital Partners has taken a long-term, open-ended stake in Emmen filament maker Bedrock 3D, pairing it with orthotics printer Insolution under its Novio-Scan Holding group.
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Industry
Nikon Advanced Manufacturing Bets on Space as Metal 3D Printing's Next Frontier
Nikon's metal AM division is pitching in-orbit 3D printing as core infrastructure for future space stations, building on SLM systems already flying parts for space customers today.
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Guides
3D Printing a Railway Pump Car: A Suitcase-Sized Handcar Built for Open Sauce
Makers Sam Barker and Tom 3D-printed a working, seesaw-powered railway pump car small enough to pack in airline luggage, and gave the files away free on Printables.
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Materials
Jean Paul Gaultier Turns to 3D Printing for Duran Lantink's AW26 Couture Debut
Five looks in Duran Lantink's Jean Paul Gaultier couture debut used HP Multi Jet Fusion and SLS-printed PA12 and TPU parts from Sculpteo, hand-finished with latex, flocking, feathers, and dye.
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Printers
ATLANT 3D's NANOFABRICATOR PRO Prints Materials One Atomic Layer at a Time
Denmark's ATLANT 3D has launched NANOFABRICATOR PRO, a US-built atomic-layer 3D printer it calls the first physical platform to pair AI-driven materials discovery with atom-by-atom fabrication.
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Business
ExOne and voxeljet Officially Merge Into One Legal Entity Under Anzu Partners
ExOne GmbH and voxeljet GmbH, both bought by Anzu Partners in 2025, became a single German legal entity on August 13, 2026, operating as ExOne GmbH under CEO Eric Bader while keeping the voxeljet brand for PMMA and HSS lines.
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Software
MeltCalc Brings Thermodynamic Math to the Flow-Rate Guessing Game
A new open-source database and calculator models 64 hot ends against 36 polymers to estimate real maximum flow rates, aiming to replace manufacturers' rosy speed claims with physics.
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Industry
$800K Australian Project Will 3D Print Biomimetic Teeth That Mimic How Real Jaws Break
Adelaide University, Fusetec, and the AMCRC launched an 18-month, AU$800,000 project to 3D print teeth, jawbone, and soft tissue that fracture like the real thing during dental training.
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Software
GrabCAD Print 1.117 Ships With SAF PA12 Evonik Support, Transparent Model Views
Stratasys' GrabCAD Print 1.117 is now generally available, adding official SAF PA12 – Powered by Evonik support for H350 printers, a transparent viewer mode, offline licensing, and updated CAD import compatibility.
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