3D Printing News & Features
Keep yourself up to date with the latest 3D printing news from all over the world and the latest features, interviews, comments, and exciting stories.
3D printed guns - or ghost guns - have pitted pro-gun groups like Defense Distributed against gun safety advocates. This is the second time the Trump administration is being sued by states over 3D printed guns.
Defense Distributed tried to reopen a lawsuit it began and later settled with the State Department. This attempt was rejected in the US court of appeals.
A police department in the United States is using a Faro 3D scanner to capture crime scenes and share it in courtrooms.
The founder of Prusa Research, Josef Prusa, welcomed the new year with a blog post recapping 2019, divulging plans for 2020 and providing updates on the Original Prusa Mini 3D printer.
3D models can be great in their natural form, but sometimes you need to spice things up. Explore this detailed guide to painting 3D prints to learn more!
Dreaming of a 3D printed house? Check out our selection of the most fascinating 3D printed houses, buildings, and constructions worldwide.
Similar to the way the World Wide Web democratized news, education, and entertainment, 3D printing has the potential to democratize the manufacturing of certain goods.
Want to get some unique texture on your 3D prints? Learn more about the ins and outs of velocity painting to make some truly unique objects.
Scientists discovered that the human bone structure might be the key to stronger 3D printed materials.
Dagoma launches a new 3D model repository dedicated to spare parts for classic toys.
Archaeologists are embracing 3D printing and scanning as innovative ways to both preserve and display the past. Check out this guide on how these technologies are bringing the past to life.