For various reasons, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are not always the best source for replacement parts. A growing number of people and companies are looking to 3D printing as a way to replicate parts that they otherwise would struggle to procure. This is especially true in the automotive, construction, and hardware technology industries.

As daily users of a variety of 3D printing technologies, we want to share our list of the three best innovative 3D printers for beginners in business. These might not be the best printers for children and/or hobbyists, but if you’re looking to use your 3D printer as a way to generate income, look no further than these three machines.

We live in a world that demands affordable products on a rapid timeline. We are also increasingly seeing more demand for sustainably produced products. It is difficult to reconcile these two seemingly contradictory requirements. However, additive processes such as 3D printing are offering up resource-saving solutions that are changing the game. Here are some of the ways 3D printing can help make production more sustainable.

The biggest mistake you can make in 3D printing is not understanding the limitations of 3D printing. This post contains some simple tips for developing 3D printable CAD models.

So you finished 3D modeling your project on your preferred CAD (Computer Aided Design) software and now you want to 3D print it. Before you can begin 3D printing, it is important to optimize your files and run through a few additional steps to avoid any problems during the printing process. This print guide will help you properly optimize and prepare your digital files prior to starting your prints.