3D-printed items tend to have a fairly rough, layered look to them. Polishing them by hand is one option, but Chinese startup Polymaker is now offering an alternative: a new printing material that ...

When you 3D print an item most folks expect something made in a plastic material to be shiny and perfect like something you would pick up at a store. The problem for most 3D printers is that when ...

For more information on the new Polysher system and 3D printing filament jump over to the Kickstarter website for details and to make a pledge from $199 following the link below.

Polymaker, the Shanghai-based 3D printing company well known for its high performance 3D printing materials, is now preparing to launch the PolySmooth and the Polysher system filing Kickstarter ...

The polisher works by simply spraying the piece with an alcohol aerosol solution. Polymaker hopes nicer looking 3D objects will bring 3D printing into mainstream culture.