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Additive Manufacturing History: From the 1980's to Now
Here's a timeline of major developments in the history of additive manufacturing, and an update on where AM technologies are at today.
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Introducing Precise PLA: The Efficient Material for Concept Validation
We’re pleased to announce the addition of Precise PLA to our materials portfolio! It is now even easier to prototype, create custom tooling, and fabricate end-use parts all on one platform.
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Factories of the Future: Powered by 3D Printers and High Performance Materials
Industrial 3D printing use provides numerous benefits for factory settings. How can having a large-format 3D printer with specialized material compatibility amplify these benefits while providing new opportunities?
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What’s New in Software at Markforged - Blacksmith January 2022
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See The FX20 in Our Virtual Tour
To make it easy to get a peek under the hood of our new flagship printer, we made a virtual tour of the FX20.
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Watch Titans of CNC Unbox New Metal X and Print Copper
Watch Titans of CNC unbox their new Metal X system and walk through the process of printing a copper heat sink.
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Looking Back on 2021 with Markforged
2021 was a momentous year for Markforged, to say the least. Read about how we grew as an organization, expanded the capabilities of the Digital Forge, and helped our customers use additive to meet their organizational goals.
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How are Different Branches of the US Military using Additive?
How has the US Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines historically used additive to fulfill their strategic objectives?
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Software in 2021: 10 New Features for Solving Customer Problems
Here are 10 software features we added in 2021 for our customers.
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History: Additive Manufacturing in the U.S. Military
The military has been involved with additive manufacturing technology since at least 2012 when 3D printers were first deployed in the field by the Army, Navy, and various Department of Defense (DoD) contractors. How has 3D printing use in the military evolved since?