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In the wild and wonderful land of tinkering there are constant surprises - here‘s a working 3D printer made from IKEA lack tables.
Upcoming feature film “Kubo and the Two Strings” uses new 3D printing techniques to raise the bar, bring over 22 million possible facial expressions.
These 3D printed speaker kits from Kitronik are not just useful for learning about electronics; they'll get the party started too.
German company Scope for Design brings customization to sunglasses. With an browser app, you can customize your sunglasses. Scope for Design also offers this interesting business model for shops.
If you've always struggled with using chopsticks and make a fool of yourself in Asian restaurants, you'll be happy to hear QuickStix have launched a Kickstarter campaign which could help.
A Japanese artist has used 3D printing technology to make waves and create beautiful aquariums for your goldfish to live in.
A German yacht and motor boat manufacturer have announced that they are using 3D printing to create a 10 meter long hull with a 20 meter long hull 3D printer.
April Fool's Day prank by Formlabs inspires a clever hack to make 3D prints smell fantastically fruity. Try making scented resin yourself.
These edible six pack rings keep your beer safe AND they're wildlife friendly, providing a tasty snack made from brewery byproducts.
Named after the gods of Greek Mythology, the new E3D Titan extruder is proof that that big things can come in small packages.
The Alessi Goes Digital project consists of a series of digitally designed and 3D printed pens. They were made in collaboration with industrial designer Giulio Iacchetti.
If you've ever wondered how the costume for Deadpool was created, the designers have now revealed some of their secrets in detail, and it involves 3D printing.
Artist Rachel Goldsmith creates unbelievable art using a 3D printing pen. The 3Doodler artist shares some of her newest techniques and experiences.
The perfect jacket isn't hand-tailored. It's printed. This 3D printed seamless jacket is just what the modern closet is missing.
Looking for personal touch? Why not use 3D printing for your video game controller? Here are two alternatives to controller uniformity.
Are you a Tesla fan? You can now charge up your phone in the same way you charge up your car with this 3D printed design.
Have you ever fancied making a pancake in the shape of your face? The PancakeBot can do just that and it's now available to purchase.
Newcomer 3dprintmaterials.guru wants to offer better test results for 3D printing filament. They do this by crowdsourcing reviews to dedicated and independent filament testers.
A 3D printed rehabilitation orthosis was created to help a young man suffering from limb paresis grab objects and perform physical activities.
Real world case study with consumer electronics company shows BeeTheFirst 3D printers are suitable not just in homes and schools, but also in the factory.