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Looking to enhance your fidget spinner even more? Here are the best fidget spinner caps and cases to print at home!
Ohmni is a robot developed using Printrbot 3D printers which will make speaking to family easier, no matter where in the world you are.
Wiivv has launched a second Kickstarter campaign, this time offering customized sandals so your feet are comfortable this summer.
Learn how to sort your coins with a 3D printed coin sorter so you don't have to worry about sorting your coins ever again. Sorted!
The Shadow Cloud by Drzach and Suchy is a 3D printed art piece which casts unusual shadows depending on the angle of illumination.
Researchers from MIT may have just paved the way for using cellulose - the world's most abundantly available natural polymer - in 3D printing.
Christoph Laimer builds watches and has been named Pinshape's Designer of the Month for his 3D printed watch with tourbillon.
High school student builds a soda locker vending machine from Arduino and 3D printed parts. And bags himself a prom date in the process.
3D printing is becoming an increasingly important tool for space travel. Now, the first medical supplies were 3D printed in space.
Dutch filament company ColorFabb demos a set of 3D printed flexible pliers made using dual extrusion with solid and flexible nGen filaments.
Clever dad transforms his daughter's Little Tike Cozy Coupe toy car into a custom ride using Arduino, 3D printing, and an imaginative spark.
3D scanning and 3D printing is used to resurrect a Tetrapod named Tiny, a 350 million year old fossil discovered inside a rock in Scotland.
A homemade software called gDraw allows you to sketch a design in 2D and then create a G-Code file that can be 3D printed - perfect for thank you cards.
If you like to experiment then the ZMorph 2.0 SX is an easy recommendation. But for daily use? Read our ZMorph 2.0 SX 3D printer review.
A team of creators at the Blender Institute in Amsterdam are using LulzBot Mini 3D printers to bring their creations to life.
New from MIT, the ChainFORM system is made from interlocking modules that can transform and change shape depending on the needs of the user.