3D Printing Event is run by a small editorial team that covers 3D printing and additive manufacturing, from desktop hobbyist machines to the hardware and announcements that come out of industry trade shows.
Before recommending a printer, filament, or accessory, the team compares specifications across models, reads through manufacturer documentation, and looks at how machines and materials behave in real print jobs rather than repeating marketing copy.
What gets covered follows what’s actually moving in the additive manufacturing world: new hardware releases, slicer and software updates, material innovations, and the conferences and events where the industry shows up.
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Readers can reach the team through the contact page with questions, corrections, or tips about printers, products, or events worth covering.
You can reach the team any time via our contact page.