Jonathan, founder and CEO of Lothric Labs, has joined the DCSD Legacy Campus Advisory Board for Advanced Manufacturing, bringing industry expertise directly into the classroom. Through this partnership, Lothric Labs is helping shape new learning pathways in 3D printing and reverse engineering, giving students hands‑on experience with the tools and workflows used in modern fabrication environments. This collaboration strengthens the district’s commitment to preparing the next

At Lothric Labs, every additive manufacturing run and custom 3D design is guided by an uncompromising commitment to engineering excellence. If our precision parts and collaborative process powered your recent project, we invite you to share a 5-star review on Google.

Lothric Labs delivers mission‑critical additive manufacturing and advanced prototyping for aerospace, defense, and high‑spec industrial programs. Based in Centennial, Colorado, our engineering team provides rapid‑iteration development, end‑use components, and precision‑driven design support built to uncompromising quality standards.

Lothric Labs celebrated a major milestone with its Grand Re‑Opening Ribbon Cutting at SO2L, bringing together innovators, entrepreneurs, and community leaders for an evening of tours, networking, and a first look at the lab’s newly upgraded, tech‑forward space. The event marked the beginning of a bold new chapter focused on precision, creativity, and collaboration.

MakerBot’s education‑ready 3D printers are transforming STEM learning nationwide, now used in more than 10,000 schools. With safe, classroom‑ready hardware and a full ecosystem of curriculum and training, MakerBot gives teachers a turnkey way to bring hands‑on engineering, design, and problem‑solving into the classroom.

Lothric Labs is exhibiting at RAPID + TCT 2026 in Boston. Visit us at Booth 2555 to explore advanced materials, production‑ready processes, and technologies from our valued partners including Ultimaker, MakerBot, Mingda, Creality, PioNext, Voxeldance, 3DXTECH, Virtual Foundry, EOS, Impossible Objects, Siraya Tech, Liqcreate, Loctite, and Tethon 3D. Come see what’s next in AM.

The image above showcases a range of mechanical components traditionally made from POM (Acetal)—a go-to material for precision gears, bushings, and sliding elements. But as manufacturing evolves, so do the materials behind it. Enter UltiMaker Nylon CF Slide, a carbon fiber-reinforced Nylon 6/12 composite engineered to outperform POM in friction-heavy, high-temperature environments.