Infographic: Choosing Between Metal and Composite 3D Printing for Optimal Performance

Today, we embark on a new challenge: re‑imagining this go‑kart using 3‑D printed carbon‑fiber components. This project pushes the limits of additive manufacturing. From the steering wheel to the steering knuckles, we will disassemble each part, model it in CAD, print it on our Mark Forged Mark Two,

In the manufacturing world, clear labeling of tooling and fixtures is essential for quick identification and efficient workflow. While painting or dyeing 3D‑printed parts can alter their look, adding legible lettering or highlighted trim often requires more time. A simple, industry‑tested trick use

Strength, Precision, and Aesthetics in One Material At Markforged, we engineer CFF (Continuous Fiber Fabrication) materials not only for peak strength but also for the look and feel of finished parts. Our goal is to eliminate the gap between design and a final, market‑ready product. The introduction

Manufacturing engineers face a recurring hurdle: rapidly producing reliable tooling for every product line. From CMM fixtures and soft jaws to complex assembly jigs, custom tooling is the backbone of safe, efficient production. Traditional fabrication is labor‑intensive and costly. Engineers must de