Laura Griffiths
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Crafting Lara Croft: How Wētā Workshop used 3D printing to bring Lara to life
When this (slightly) Lara Croft- obsessed editor got wind of a new collectable being developed to celebrate Tomb Raider’s 25th…
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Additive Manufacturing Users Group opens registration for 2022 AMUG Conference
Registration is now officially open for next year’s Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) Conference. The 2022 edition of the annual…
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Nickel alloy IN625 now qualified for 3D printing on Desktop Metal Production System
Desktop Metal has qualified nickel-chromium superalloy, nickel alloy IN625 for 3D printing on its Production System. Credited for its high…
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3D printer shipments see “phenomenal” year-on-year growth in Q2 2021
Global shipments of 3D printers continued to accelerate throughout 2021, according to the latest insights by CONTEXT. While not back…
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Building an additive manufacturing business case
There is a disconnect between the technical and commercial understanding of additive manufacturing (AM). At least, that’s the assessment from…
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Shell, spare parts & supply chain
Oil and gas giant Shell has been deploying 3D printing at its Lloyd’s Register-qualified Amsterdam-based facility since 2011. Here, Angeline…
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Laser Lines and DMC announce UK firsts with DyeMansion partnerships
As the final day of TCT 3Sixty continues to welcome visitors to the NEC in Birmingham, two exhibitors have announced…
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T3DMC to showcase four new 3D scanning products at TCT 3Sixty
3D engineering solutions provider T3DMC (The 3D Measurement Company Ltd) will be launching four new 3D scanning products next week…
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Formlabs announces dental 3D printing updates to enhance productivity
Formlabs has made a number of dental announcements today including updates to its Fuse 1 3D printer and stereolithography materials…
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DMC to provide free additive manufacturing consultations at TCT 3Sixty
TCT 3Sixty takes place next week and in case you needed any more reasons to join the rest of the…
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