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3D Systems's new ChefJet and ChefJet Pro are 3D printers that print real, edible, delicious candies of varying shapes and sizes — 3D Systems says they’re the world’s first 3D food printers. The ChefJet uses a combination of sugar and water that actually creates a sugar frosting in real time, albeit as slowly as you’d expect from a 3D printer. Candies can be made in incredibly complex shapes, some of which are even hollow skeletons that hold little spheres — all edible, of course.

ProJet 3D printers make accurate parts in plastic or wax for a variety of applications, from functional prototyping to end-use parts. See the top 5 reasons people fall in love with the ProJet 3500 series 3D printers and the proof from our customers.

The famous 3D printing company XYZprinting launched the new Nobel Superfine DLP an affordable 3D printer for jewellery designers and dentists. 
Known for offering an extensive range of affordable 3D printers for both beginners and prosumers, XYZprinting seems to always have a new product up it’s sleeve.

Yes, you read right! ONO can print the almost full height of the build volume in less than 3 hours and there’s a video to see it at work.

ONO and OLO seem to be just the same item but advertised with different names. Invented by the co-founders of the italian firm Solido3D, Filippo Moroni and Pietro Gabriele, this little 3d printer will surely boost interest on 3D Printing around the world.

With this phrase the witty store started its Christmas campaign for the year 2015, launching on the European markets the M3D micro 3D Printer.