3D Printed Food: How Far Away Is the Star Trek Replicator, Really?
You are halfway through a six-hour print, the A2L is doing something quietly impressive with a large seasonal build, and
You are halfway through a six-hour print, the A2L is doing something quietly impressive with a large seasonal build, and
The framing around AMS-style multi-colour printing has matured considerably in the two years since I started this site. The initial
I have been running the A1 unattended for years, day and night, without a second thought, and the A2L has
The conversation around AI and 3D printing has been loud and often vague. AI will replace modellers, AI will transform
Choosing a first 3D printer in 2026 is significantly easier than it was even two years ago. The calibration rituals,
The Bambu Lab controversy did not create the open versus closed ecosystem debate in 3D printing. It just made it
On March 31, 2026, Bambu Lab ended manufacturing and active sales of the X1, X1 Carbon, and X1E. No fanfare,
CAD/CAM machines went 5-axis decades ago. The manufacturing industry understood the advantages — better surface finish, stronger parts, elimination of
The shift is quiet because it has not announced itself dramatically. There has been no single product launch, no single
Fifty-five dollars. That is the price Elegoo has put on multi-colour 3D printing capability for Centauri Carbon owners, and the
When we covered the original OrcaSlicer controversy and then the PR crisis that followed — the GamersNexus post, the $20,000
When Bambu Lab launched the X1 Carbon in 2022 with the AMS — the Automatic Material System — they did