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MIT researchers repair bridges by 3D printing steel onto corroded beams
By Ash Hill published
The University of Massachusetts at Amherst worked with MIT researchers to create a cost-effective way to repair bridges and extend their lives until they can be replaced.

3D-printed drill press can drill through metal
By Ash Hill published
DC Sets' YouTube channel shows off its 3D printable drill press, which it created to drill holes in brass PCB M2 standoffs.

Bambu Lab A1 Combo vs Prusa Research MK4S with MMU3: Battle of the Color Bed Slingers
By Denise Bertacchi published
Can the $549 Bambu Lab A1 Combo take on the $1,269 Prusa Research MK4S with MMU3? We put these two mighty bed slingers into the ring to find out which 3D printer comes out on top.

3D printed structures 10 times thinner than a human hair
By Ash Hill published
A team of scientists has managed to 3D print microscopic structures that are designed to dampen sounds for specific frequencies.

Less than half price! Grab 52% off 1KG of MatterHackers Pro Series resin for 3D printing
By Stewart Bendle published
Deals Stock up on some quality resin for your 3D prints

MIT researchers crack 3D printing with glass
By Ash Hill published
Researchers at MIT's Lincoln Laboratory have successfully 3D printed using a special type of glass-based filament they developed.

Cyclist with 'devastating injuries' one of the first patients to receive 3D-printed face repair
By Ash Hill published
Dave Richards is among the first to receive a custom prosthetic from the new Bristol 3D Medical Centre after serious injuries from a bicycling accident.

3D-printed homes tested against earthquakes for the first time
By Ash Hill published
Professors from the University of Bristol have put together a giant earthquake simulator that shakes 3D-printed buildings to test for safety.

Beginner's 3D-printed winged VTOL drone can fly for 130 miles
By Ash Hill published
Tsung Xu has designed and 3D printed a winged VTOL drone with a 3-hour battery life capable of flying for 3 hours (roughly 130 miles).

ASML's Impasto Project creates 3D digital twins of Vincent van Gogh's art with 100 gigabytes of data per scan
By Mark Tyson published
ASML and the Van Gogh museum have collaborated on the design of a 3D scanner to capture and create digital twins of the masterpieces of the Netherlands’ most famous artist.
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