[Camden Bowen] recently 3D printed a single-piston engine which nearly worked, and is back with some improvements to it thanks to a small carburetor. The carburetor itself isn’t 3D printed ...

To overcome the complexity of manufacturing the engine with subscale injector orifices, NASA turned to additive manufacturing or 3D printing. The manufacturing uses NASA's developed copper-alloy ...

[Leo Fernekes] has been working on a small Stirling engine made from 3D printed parts and common hardware components, and in his latest video he walks viewers through the design and testing process.

Rocket company Skyrora has started testing a new 3D-printed engine as it works towards its ... Skyrora has been working with the Civil Aviation Authority to progress its orbital launch vehicle ...

and techniques (see "How Does 3D Printing Work?" below), they share the ability to turn digital files containing three-dimensional data—whether created on a computer-aided design (CAD ...

The startup Freeform just raised $14 million to advance its innovative 3D printing system.

D printing objects using metal is a well-established technique, but it tends to be too complex, expensive, or imprecise to ...

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Enterprising do-it-yourselfers have built or modded print heads, generally piezoelectric heads, to work ... engine nozzles ...

This means that putting together these engines and making sure they work is still a fairly complicated task. The only US-based startup close to producing a fully 3D printed rocket engine is ...

3D printing builds parts out of plastic, metal and other materials directly from CAD drawings that have been cross sectioned into thousands of layers. Sizes of printed objects run the gamut from ...