Report archive · January 2026
January 2026 workshop news
Every report published that month, newest first. Each link opens the dated report with its sources and caveats.
The Crafty Catsman published 25 workshop reports in January 2026, across laser cutters, UV printing, 3D printers, desktop CNC, workshop tools, and arcade builds. Prices, ship dates, and offers in these reports were true on their publication dates; the News hub carries the current window.
January 2026 reports
Listed by publication date, newest first.
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January 202625 reports
- Bambu Lab Opens First Concept Store in Philippines
- Bambu Studio 2.5.0 Overhauls Multi-Material Printing
- Bodor SK Series Brings 'Extreme Speed' to Tube Laser Cutting
- Creality K1C Price Drops to $399
- Epson SureColor G9000 Enters High-Production DTF Market
- EufyMake E1 Mass Shipping Imminent
- Fiber Laser Market Projected to Reach $1.8B by 2032
- Gweike LC1325M Hybrid Standardizes Multi-Material Workflows
- Makera Z1 Pro Upgrade Announced for March 2026
- Prusa Launches Škoda-Collaboration Prusament Colors
- Stern Pinball Showcases Connected Features at CES 2026
- Zen Studios Announces Pinball M and Pinball FX VR Tables
- Bambu Lab Partners with FORMISM for 3D-Printable Footwear
- Creality Launches Filastudio: Desktop Filament Recycling
- Creality SPARKX i7 Named Best 3D Printer of CES 2026
- Glowforge CEO Warns on Washington State Ghost Gun Legislation
- Glowforge Co-Founders Reacquire Company After Near-Bankruptcy
- Makera Launches AI Craft: Text-to-Toolpath CNC Software
- Makera Z1 Debuts at CES 2026 After $10M Kickstarter Success
- OMTech Partners with Brain Builders for STEM Education
- Prusa XL Getting Silicone and Epoxy Tool Head in 2026
- Shapeoko HDM V3 Announced
- xTool Launches AImake: World's First AI Crafting Agent
- xTool P3 Wins CES 2026 Innovation Award
- xTool Unveils First UV Printer at CES 2026
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