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EnglishHow to Find Projects, Hardware Reviews, and Industry News on All3DP
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All3DP organizes its content into a top navigation bar with distinct sections: Get Started, Projects, Hardware & Services, Software, Materials, and Industries, plus an All3DP Pro entry. To find a specific content type, use the matching section rather than scrolling the homepage: projects live under Projects, printer and service coverage under Hardware & Services, and broader industry developments appear in the news and feature items surfaced on the homepage and within those sections. One caveat: the homepage mixes editorial articles with clearly marked Sponsored Content, so check the label before treating a piece as independent reporting.
Where each content type lives
| What you want | Where to go | What you'll find |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner guidance and first steps | Get Started | Entry-level explainers and setup-oriented content |
| Builds, tutorials, and downloadable models | Projects (and the "Get It 3D Printed" area) | Step-by-step project content and printable designs |
| Printer and service coverage | Hardware & Services | Hardware-focused articles and service information |
| CAD, slicers, and tools | Software | Software-related articles and guides |
| Filament and material guidance | Materials | Material comparisons and usage content |
| Additive manufacturing across sectors | Industries | Industry-oriented coverage |
| Deeper professional content | All3DP Pro | The site's separate Pro section |
Finding hardware reviews and buying signals
Hardware coverage sits under Hardware & Services. The homepage also surfaces time-sensitive commercial content — for example, a Prusa Black Friday 2026 sale post citing printer bundles and up to 40% off filament, and a news item on Bambu Lab's H3C toolchanger with nine tools. Treat these as news and promotional signals rather than test results; for evaluation, read the full article in the Hardware & Services section and note whether it is labeled Sponsored Content.
Separating editorial content from sponsored content
The homepage explicitly labels promotional pieces as Sponsored Content — an example is a feature on the Aliencell E1's 0.03 mm engraving engine. Practical rule: if the label appears, read it as vendor-supplied promotion; if not, it is presented as All3DP editorial. This distinction matters most when comparing printers or materials, where sponsored framing can skew emphasis.
A quick workflow
- Open all3dp.com and scan the top navigation for the section matching your need.
- For a specific printer or service, go to Hardware & Services; for a build, go to Projects.
- Check the article label (Sponsored Content or not) before relying on claims.
- If you need professional-level material, follow the All3DP Pro link in the header.
The site describes itself as a magazine covering 3D printing, additive manufacturing, 3D scanning, CAD, laser cutting and engraving, CNC, and single-board computers, so content outside pure 3D printing may appear under Industries or adjacent sections rather than the core printing categories.