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Sent to us for testing and evaluation.Anti-Microbial filament.This will be interesting.http://www.bnktech.kr/page/purement

The Best of 2016 PINSHAPE Awards just announced.https://pinshape.com/blog/pinshape-awards-winners-announced/ Can't say that we agree with the Best Printer award - getting involved with the resin/laser systems can be EXTREMELY expensive and the potential mess involved is not something we are fans of [especially in a school environment] but that's just like, our opinion, man. Looks quite interesting for an entry-level SLA system though. And that satellite antenna is an amazing project! Anyone out there build something this ambitious? Care to share your project with us? We'd LOVE to see it.

Taken from Benzinga Zortrax today launches its new M300 3D printer to the global market. Zortrax's research and development team took all the best features of the original M200 printer and transported them to a higher level. The new M300 printer also has an important advantage when compared to its high-ranked predecessor – it is equipped with an enlarged printing area, which offers professional users from various business sectors the unique option to print large-scale, durable and high-quality objects without the need of splitting them into multiple smaller parts. The M300 features a 300-by-300-by-300-millimeter workspace, giving this new offering from...

Taken from TechRadar By Alastair Jennings Zortrax is quickly establishing itself as a 3D printer manufacturer to be reckoned with. The M200 printer started life as a Kickstarter campaign and rose to prominence when Dell ordered 5,000 units. Dell and many other backers of the campaign had obviously seen something in this startup that had piqued interest, and it only takes a short time with the M200 to realise why Zortrax has been set apart from many other 3D printer manufacturers that have appeared on Kickstarter.     The design bases itself around a movable X, Y direct feed print-head,...

Taken from 3D Print. by Michael A. Parker In just a few short years Maker Faire NY has transformed from a stepchild to Maker Faire San Francisco to flagship status, perhaps even becoming a larger festival than the original. And 3D printing played a large role in that transformation. Those first couple years saw an abundance of laser cut wood hobbyist machines, back when MakerBot was open source and the Cupcake was seen as a cutting-edge desktop machine. How times have changed. What was once a field dominated by domestic products now is seeing manufacturers from Italy, the Netherlands, China...