3D Printing Blog Posts

Leveraging the Potential of Innovative 3D Printing Technology to Transform Tomorrow's Classrooms Today.

Forging 5.0-Ready Educators:

May 29, 2024

3D Printing was at the forefront of the fourth Industrial Revolution. With the explosion of low-cost 3D printers, the possibilities 3D Printing could bring to the classroom seemed endless. However, in reality, 3D printers are machines that need to be monitored and require tweaking and maintenance. As an educator, this requires a skill set, time, and resources.

But today, we head into a new era…Welcome to Industry 5.0.

Our 3D Prints on Stage!

May 03, 2019

The Superstore did all the props for the Sunday Movie Club's rendition of Little Shop of Horrors!

Makerbot Method Pre-Orders Now Open!

December 21, 2018

We are now proud to announce that the Makerbot Method - the new industrial 3D printer - is now available to pre-order. If you purchase your Makerbot Method before January 31st, you can save $500 ex gst. The Makerbot Methodwill begin shipping from mid February.

Don't Feed the Printers!

December 06, 2018

Every year in Melbourne, Australia, one of our team (Edward) tries to go bigger and better than the previous year's Halloween decorations. What follows is a write up he did on how he made this year's most incredible Audrey II puppet with the Formbot T-Rex 2+ 3D printer. Come check out the finished piece in our Melbourne Showroom today!

Come scan with me Let's scan, let's scan away!

December 05, 2018

The 3D Printer Superstore recently made a day trip to visit the design studio of the infamous Youtuber with over 3 million subscribers, Josiah Brooks AKA Jazza. Together we created a hilarious video experimenting with a variety of 3d scanning technologies, to explore how they may work in conjunction with Virtual Reality, Virtual Sculpting and 3d printing.

The UP300 - Tested!

October 25, 2018

From our initial tests, the first thing that became obvious was the rigidity of the machine and the print quality. The stable printing mechanism has been well engineered to provide high precision and accuracy. The printer is quieter than its predecessor and fully sealed to form an effective stable print chamber.