This little extruder has only been around since March, but it seems to be getting a good amount of love from a few 3D printer communities. The Voron community has recently reimagined it as the ...

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Proponents of 3D printing have long hyped the idea that if you think of something new or break something you own, you can just push a button on your computer and print a new one in minutes ...

The TWW Micro Extruder weighs approximately 15 pounds and can process standard-size or micro pellets using a standard 120-V/15-A power source. The unit can be used as a laboratory test stand or ...

MakerPi is a new affordable 3D printer launched via Kickstarter which features a modular extruder. The independent dual extruder can be easily modified to mix filaments or print dual filaments ...

Each 3D printer has an "extruder," which pushes the building material along. The extruder's hot end then melts the material, and places it on the print bed to build the model.

On the low end, apparently the $200 Monoprice (yes, the internet based the store that also sells cables) printers test reasonably well, with some temp control issues, is small, one filament at a ...

Not only is 3D printing a hobby in itself, some of the kits can be expanded upon with prints made from that very same printer. They don't have to be, of course, but a small plastic manufacturing ...