A happy cat makes for a happy household. Here are some 3D printed accessories to keep that furry feline well fed, groomed, and entertained.
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A bit of compassion, some adhesive tape and a 3D printer turned a decidedly “sighted” puzzle game into custom Rubik’s Cube for the blind.
A legion of 3D printed Minions await your commands, complete with with customisable expressions. Note: bananas not included.
Don’t let gravity harsh your mellow, man. Print this vape pen clip and never worry about rolling (vape pens that is) ever again.
Sometimes simpler is better. This simple Apple Watch charging stand ain’t pretty but it gets the job done and that’s all that matters.
Celebrate Towel Day with all the Douglas Adams fans worldwide. All3DP selected a number of 3D printable paraphernalia for you. This is part 2.
To celebrate Towel Day with all the Douglas Adams fans worldwide, All3DP selected a number of 3D printable paraphernalia.
You sure don’t want to throw your expensive headphones on a shelf when you’re finished with them. Maker Tosh has a great solution.
Sprout allows for the repurposing of your old plastic milk jugs into useful watering cans. It’s easy to user, cheap and just brilliant.
Transform yourself from newb to ninja with Chuck Hellebuyck’s Beginner’s Guide to 3D Printing.
After 800 years, the plain vanilla shirt button finally gets an upgrade. Welcome to the 21st century Button 2.0!
Three things tell a man: his eyes, his friends, and his favorite quotes. Your first two easy but your quote often goes unseen. Until now.
Steampunk art combines the best aspects of art and utility into something bigger than both. Steampunk Cube Gears is a prime example.
Before NASA made 3D printing in space a science fact, the space organization was busy pushing the revolutionary process into new realms here on Earth.
The anti-social iPhone Case: your ticket to improved efficiency, greater productivity, more meaningful relationships, economic stability… and world peace.
These are the first extraterrestrial prints ever: NASA printed 14 different designs and built a total of 21 items plus some calibration coupons. Now they are back on earth… Read more here!
Purse enthusiasts unite! This elegant and portable travel hook is here to make your day better. Fits most tables or shelves. So: hang in there!
The possible future of order delivery lies in two words (or is it a number, a letter, and a word or a number, an abbreviation, and a word?): 3D Printing.
NASA started with manufacturing small parts for its vehicles but soon transitioned into methods of use that could help put a human on Mars.
The bike carrying handle is the best solution for those locations where it’s inappropriate (or just downright impossible) to go while on your bike.