News — 3d printing

Game Design Contest Sponsored by Robo 3D!! This past year has been great for cosplay with the release of popular games like Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Destiny 2, and Monster Hunter World. For this contest, you're tasked to re-create a prop from a video game of your choice for the chance to win prizes from Robo3D, BQ, and Adafruit. Spin up your favorite game and choose your favorite prop, then design and re-create it using 3D printing. To make your design stand out, use additional techniques like painting and/or the inclusion of electronics. Feel free to add your own...

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Milestone - Made In Space achieved a very important milestone: the longest 3D print yet made. How cool!!! By “longest”, I don’t mean the longest duration; you would not want a contest where everyone sits around waiting the longest. No, this is about length, and Made In Space 3D printed a structure no less than 37.7m long. Yes, that’s meters! Previously the longest 3D print I’d seen was a demonstration done by Stratasys to show off their “Infinite Build Demonstrator”, a machine that 3D prints sideways and can theoretically print infinitely long objects if you keep feeding in thermoplastic pellets...

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