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Looking for information on 3D printing company Sketchfab? We‘ve accumulated the most important facts in this company profile.
We can already 3D print with filaments based on beer and coffee. Are you ready to 3D print with Entwined, a new sustainable hemp filament?
See how a Disney Infinity figure is made, featuring Olaf the Snowman from Frozen. Watch this collectible come to life from initial design to final boxing.
Smartphone → Dumb human ∴ Dumbphone → Smart human? Turn your smartphone into a Dumbphone with 3D Printing... and learn to live again.
One maker shares the story behind his 3D Printed Brain, and gives step-by-step instructions for turning any MRI into a printed creation.
3D printing does have a relationship with the internet but it’s not analogous, thinks All3DP’s columnist Rachel Park. Here’s why.
The collaboration between 3d printing company WASP and Italian artist Francesco Pacelli explores the potential of 3D printing clay.
Big news for everyone with a 3D printer: 1730 Full Metal Hotend is capable of 3D printing 1,75 mm and 3.0 mm filament. It’s available now on Kickstarter.
Looking for information on 3D Hubs? We‘ve accumulated the most important facts on the worldwide 3D printing cluster in this company profile.
There are dog lovers, and then there's Eric Ho, founder of Raw Legend Collaborations. His Shapeways store features Corgi dogs in "Thorgi" costume, and more.
Kia makes a big statement by using 3D printed car parts in the final design of their new, futuristic concept car, Telluride.
For the Dutch presidency of the EU, the Europe Building has an eyecatching facade of 3D printed bioplastic panels (fully recyclable, of course).
Essential disaster relief recovery items: water, temporary shelters, and... a 3D printer?
Art exhibit “Cost of Living” utilizes 3D printing to create gruesome social commentary, and puts a new spin on “original” art that will shock tech-lovers.
Using a smartphone app, a bionics company offers customers personalized comfort with 3D printed Base by Wiivv insoles, now crowdfunding on Kickstarter.
Researchers have created 3D printed ceramic that withstands high temperatures, paving the way for next-generation aircraft traveling at incredible speed.