It’s taken years to perfect them, but desktop 3D printers that uses a conveyor belt instead of a traditional build plate to provide a theoretically infinite build volume are now finally on the market.

3D printing multiple items one after another can be a time-consuming job, especially when you need to clean down and resend files to your 3D printer after each print has finished. A solution to ...

One of the most interesting developments in 3D printing in recent memory is the infinite build volume printer. Instead of a static bed, this type of printer uses a conveyor belt and a hotend set at an ...

Specially priced early bird pledges are now available for the inventive project from roughly $549 or £404 (depending on current exchange rates), offering a considerable discount of approximately 31% ...

The One Pro enables series production, endless objects in length and complex structures in a material-saving way Serial additive manufacturing on a 3D printer with integrated conveyor belt as printing ...

Most 3D printers print modeling objects by stacking modeling materials in the vertical direction, but this method is not suitable for mass production of modeling objects, and there is a disadvantage ...

At any given moment, there are approximately a zillion crowdfunding campaigns on the web. Take a stroll through Kickstarter or Indiegogo and you’ll find no shortage of weird, useless, and downright ...