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Mark Rehorst is a blogger detailing his technical projects, for his latest post he worked on creating an easy to produce blower for a remote cooling fan. For this, he turned to a hard disk drive motor and a few 3D printed parts.
The Anet A8 is one of the most popular budget 3D printers due to its massive community following. However, its control board has a reputation for not being as reliable as it should be. The solution? Add an external MOSFET to help improve the overall safety of your Anet A8.
PostNord Group and Sony Mobile are working together to make the 3D market accessible for both businesses and consumers. The first stage is enabling customers to print models from the Sony Mobile app which are then distributed by PostNord.
Empty filament spools are a nuisance. Hacking objects is not. With 3D printing you can turn a spent spool into a handy storage solution.
So you've found an exciting 3D printing Kickstarter campaign. But is it too good to be true? Here's some tips on backing the right project.
The PlayStation VR is a winningly affordable entry point to high-end VR. So here's 15 best PSVR stands & accessories to 3D print or buy.
3D Printing camera modder Camerhack has just released an adapter to fit 35mm film into Kodak's iconic 126 film Instamatic camera.
If you’re looking for a way to build or expand your drum kit, here are some great DIY drums you can build for just some bucks.
Powered by a Raspberry Pi, the TyTelli is a DIY 3D printed smartphone which anyone can make for themselves.
Scaling new heights with 3D printing, Mcor Technologies show off a full-color replica of Kebnekaise, the highest mountain in Sweden.
The RepRap project has been the subject of an edit war on Wikipedia. Here's the official history, as described by core members of the project.
So you want to get into 3D printing? Or you already started and are eager to share your new hobby with your children? Perfect! But there are some things you should consider before you start.
Autodesk's 123D Make lets you create 3D objects by assembling parts made of cardboard or other stiff materials that can be digitally cut.
By backing Norsk’s wire-fed titanium process, the U.S. is testing whether additive manufacturing can solve real bottlenecks in maritime manufacturing.
Fillamentum’s circular NonOilen filament expands with new colors that Fillamentum says keep the material’s reusability intact.
OrcaSlicer hit version 2.4.0 alpha on May 25, with a release that bundles a handful of welcome new features alongside something more strategically significant: Orca Cloud, the project's own centralized profile and synchronization platform.
New unofficial Prusa MacOS desktop app brings your locally connected 3D printer directly to your Mac’s status bar, giving you at-a-glance updates, webcam feed, and even one-click Home Assistant triggers right from your desktop.
Industrial-grade precision meets accessible pricing. The handheld VoxMeta H1 Pro aims to replace five-figure industrial systems for professional workflows.
From custom star maps to personalized keychains, Atomm CraftLab Generators lets you design, preview, and export production files in seconds, no software needed.
Coupled with machines starting at $15,000, ErectorBot’s hopes its Aibuild software integration can tame the complexity of industrial-scale printing, and make it accessible for any size manufacturer.