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University of Washington researchers have developed 3D printed plastic objects which communicate wirelessly to transmit data about their uses without requiring batteries or electronics.
3D printed keychains are great for small print tests, unique gifts, and cute accessories. Most are available online for free! Here's a list of some of the best 3D printed keychain models out there, in no particular order.
How to use the free Tinkercad web tool to build a 3D printable name plate, e.g. as a tag for your luggage or as a present.
If you're interested in printing in aluminum, you can either use a 3D printing service or, if you have the cash, buy an aluminum 3D printer. Read on to find out more!
Want to make your video gaming experience even more realistic? New York-based designer Brent Scott has created a 3D printable mini steering wheel that you can mount onto your Xbox One or PlayStation 4 controller.
The nozzle is the last thing that comes in contact with your 3D printed part. With such an important role, it's important to keep it maintained, ensuring the quality of your 3D prints. Here we show you a few methods to do just that.
The EinScan Pro+ is our "Top Pick for 3D Scanner of Fall 2018". Read on as we review the specs of this professional-grade handheld 3D scanner.
As muggle inventions go, a 3D printer is pretty close to magic. For Harry Potter fans, a list of fantastic prints and where to find them.
Struggling with a broken or bloated STL file? Learn to repair STL files with the 3 best free STL repair software tools available right now: Netfabb, Microsoft 3D Tools, and 3D Builder.
The Creality Ender 2 3D printer is small, simple and cheap - exactly what you're looking for in a beginner or secondary 3D printer, isn't it? Read on to review all we know about this popular pint-sized 3D printer.
3D Slash proves that 3D modeling doesn't need to be rocket science. It can be fun, and productive. Version 2.0 is even easier to use. For more details, read this 3D Slash review.