This weeks project brings back arcade memories: Invite your friends over and have fun playing your favorite Nintendo Switch games, arcade-style.
To celebrate the legacy of Scottish inventor James Watt, students from the University of Glasgow, Scotland, used 3D printing to create an 800-part model of his steam engine which was first built 200 years ago.
Get ready for your mouth to water, because 3D printed candy is coming to a sweet shop near you.
Anycubic has released its newest Delta printer, the Anycubic Predator. Judging from its specs, it carries its name for a reason: It's a big beast.
Aleph Objects' answer to the increasingly crowded professional desktop 3D printer space, the LulzBot TAZ Pro offers sophisticated multi-material printing and a large build volume. Read on as review the specs.
Will Rogers once said, “Buy Land. They ain’t making any more of the stuff.” We prove him wrong. Check out 9 sites where you CAN make more, through 3D printed terrain.
3D printing makes production faster, cuts costs and is capable of producing lighter weight and stronger parts. Take a look at some of the world's most impressive 3D printed motorcycle projects!
Thingiverse can only take you so far when you crave complex geometries. In this guide, we open the doors to geometric freedom by presenting the fundamentals of FDM design requirements.
Boston University engineers used mathematics to design and 3D print an "acoustic metamaterial". The noise-canceling plastic structure blocks 94% of sounds without completely obstructing airflow, possibly paving the way to silent quadcopters and drones.
In what is believed to be a world first, researchers from the Istituto Ortopedico in Rizzoli, Bologna, 3D bioprinted a human cell-laden collagen meniscus (aka the cartilage that cushions your thighbone and shinbone).
3D printers are stealing the spotlight on the big screen, adding an element of futurism and enlightening viewers. Here, we list eight awesome examples where 3D printers have appeared on set.
For centuries, the violin has seemed like a constant, remaining unchanged despite the advance of technology. Can these 3D printed violins make their way to the new realm of classical music?
Want to tell the time using marbles? In this project, Görkem Bozkurt teaches us how to use a smart rail system, marbles, and 3D printed parts to make an ingenious timepiece.
Upper limb different people throughout the world are having their lives changed thanks to 3D printed arms. Makers and engineers are focusing their skills on creating awesome prostheses to help with everyday and extraordinary tasks. We delve into the 5 most promising projects from 2019.
The Tevo Flash is one of our picks for "Editor's Choice" in Winter 2018/19. Check out our review to find out why we chose it.
The Phrozen Shuffle and Phrozen Shuffle XL offer excellent print quality but are not without their flaws. Check out our review to find out if they are worth buying.
Do you like 3D printing with ABS but hate the smell that comes with it? Now you can 3D print your own air purifier to reduce ABS odor and harmful VOC's.
The Geeetech A10M is an incredibly affordable dual extrusion 3D printer, equipped with a 220 x 220 x 260mm build volume and a slew of intriguing features. Review the specs here.
With a simple scrap of G-code, you can make your FDM 3D printer extrude unsupported single-strand coil springs. MakeFast Workshop shows us how.
The 3D model repository Cults3D has grown immensely as of late, now welcoming over 300,000 users onto its expansive platform. All3DP talked with Cults co-founder Hugo Fromont to discuss the new milestone, future goals, and what separates them from competitors like Thingiverse and MyMiniFactory.