Now it’s time for a new one: the Form 2. Formlabs printers work differently than most other desktop 3D printers that you might have seen at fairs or in stores.

It’s estimated that the 3D printing market will grow to $16.2 billion by 2018, a compounded annual growth rate of 45.7 percent over the five-year period. One company eagerly looking to capture ...

Just two short years after its debut on Kickstarter, Formlabs is back with a new and improved printer that's poised to take the 3D printing scene by storm yet again. Say hello to the Form 2.

The Form 2 is available for purchase on September 22 for $3,499 and includes Formlabs’ PreForm software, one litre of resin for printing and a finish kit for post-processing the parts. About Formlabs ...

If Makerbot is Canon and the big guys like 3D Systems are Hasselblad, Formlabs is Leica – and the Form 2 is their M-Series. First, a bit about the technology.

Formlabs Tips Hi-Res 'Form 2' 3D Printer The Form 2 offers a large print area and simplified workflow for engineers, artists, product designers, and other pros.

It's been more than a year since Formlabs debuted its Form 1+ 3D printer, but that was more of a slight revamp of the company's original 2013-era Form 1 printer, rather than a true successor. That ...

The form 1+ brings high quality stereolithographic printing to the masses, but can’t match the convenience of low price of traditional FDM machines.

Formlabs Form 3 Plus 3D Printer Review: Complete Ecosystem Is too Pricey for Hobbyists What the Form 3 Plus does, it does very well, but its overly technical system might put off the average user.

The Replicator 2, announced in mid-September, is MakerBot's latest attempt to push into the commercial 3D printer market.