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- 1Bambu Lab launches Halloween sale with 30% off 3D printers▼Scare up big savings in Bambu Lab's Halloween sale right now, with up to 30% off Don't let huge 3D printer prices scare
3D printer maker Bambu Lab has launched a Halloween sale cutting prices by up to 30% across its printer range, alongside bulk discounts on filament rolls. The promotion is being shared among maker and tech communities, with buyers urged to take advantage before the seasonal deal ends.
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The University of Arkansas is highlighting a project called Discover RED: From Printer to Plate, which examines how food can move from a 3D printer to the dinner plate. The initiative, covered by the university's news office, points to growing interest in printed food technology and its potential uses in nutrition and dining.
- 3Smart Shopping Guide: Buying Tech Gadgets Without Overpaying●Smart Shopping Guide: How to Buy Tech Gadgets, 3D Printers and Pool Robots Without Overpaying
TyN Magazine has published a shopping guide aimed at helping consumers buy tech gadgets, 3D printers and pool robots at fair prices. The piece walks readers through how to compare options and avoid overpaying on popular electronics and smart home devices. It is drawing attention from bargain-hunting shoppers looking for practical buying advice on higher-ticket tech categories.
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3D printers are increasingly seen as a way to open up advanced research to more laboratories and universities. By producing custom laboratory equipment and experimental components cheaply on site, research groups can reduce costs and dependence on specialised suppliers, making sophisticated experiments feasible for institutions with smaller budgets.