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FLUX, Inc.'s line of laser cutters and engravers, the Beamo, the Beambox Compact and the Beambox Pro, represents the most affordable and most reliable home-based and education-centric desktop laser cutters and engravers available on the market. Cut and engrave on materials like wood, leather, acrylic, cardboard, and many others. Bring your ideas to life!  Learn more about the Flux line of laser cutters at Profound 3D,   https://bit.ly/32bpyAh

Intamsys has announced their Q3 Funmat 3D Printer Promotions.  These promotions will be available for a limited time only (8/17/2020 –9/30/2020). Q3 Customer Promotions: FUNMAT HT-Purchase a FUNMAT HT 3D Printer and receive the following at no charge •One spool of PEEK filament (500g) •One spool of PC filament (1kg) •One spool of PA-CF filament (1kg) FUNMAT PRO 410-Purchase a FUNMAT PRO 410 3D Printer and receive the following at no charge •One spool of PEEK filament (500g) •One spool of SP5000 filament (500g) •One spool of PC filament (1kg) •One spool of PA-CF filament (1kg) •One spool of HIPS...

FLUX beamo Rotary Extension in stock! This rotary extension add-on to the FLUX beamo laser cutter and engraver (sold separately) serves as an extended base for beamo, increasing the maximum material height from 45mm to 105mm (1.77″ to 4.13″). The diameter range it can hold is 8mm to 100mm (0.31″ to 4″), which means anything from a pen to a 30oz tumbler can become your workpiece. In stock and ready to ship from our PA warehouse today! Get a Rotary Extension for your beamo here.

Are you considering purchasing a ZMorph VX Multitool 3D Printer? Here are some reviews that may help you with the decision. They all cover things like the design, workflows and dedicated software. Read the reviews on the ZMorph VX multitool 3D printer at https://bit.ly/2Y08gF7. If you have further questions, contact the ZMorph experts in the U.S. at Profound3D.com, https://bit.ly/2XSjICB

ZORTRAX: Why Modern Car Designers Use 3D Printers "Modern car design is a complex process where 3D printing is extensively used at various stages, no matter if it’s building new cars or restoring the old ones. “We are entering the era of real 3D. You need to build things you can feel, you can touch, things you can really see. And you need a 3D printer to do that “, says Vincenzo Mattia, an ex-Ferrari designer who worked on early prototypes of LaFerrari, the most impressive supercar to ever wear the prancing horse emblem." Read the full story here. Get...