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The Wrap is handy cable winder for iPhone and iPad Mini chargers; it is available for US and for European plugs.
Our new "Thing of the week" is so much more: It’s a a pen and a phone stand and a hex key and a toy gun – all in one 3D printed tool.
The 3D printed iPad stand is a stylish, yet convenient way of resting your iPad as you work or use the tablet for entertainment.
This simple 3D printed iPad Stand is a great starter-kit for resting your iPad because of its affordability and portability.
These are the first extraterrestrial prints ever: NASA printed 14 different designs and built a total of 21 items plus some calibration coupons. Now they are back on earth... Read more here!
Purse enthusiasts unite! This elegant and portable travel hook is here to make your day better. Fits most tables or shelves. So: hang in there!
This 3D printed Hand Pump Drill works without electricity: just "pump" to drill a hole through wood or even aluminum sheet metal.
The bike carrying handle is the best solution for those locations where it’s inappropriate (or just downright impossible) to go while on your bike.
NASA started with manufacturing small parts for its vehicles but soon transitioned into methods of use that could help put a human on Mars.
3D printing art preserves precious pieces, ranging from rare paintings to destroyed artifacts. Here are the aspiring companies who want to make history.
Leveraging its 3D printing expertise, italian company HSL created the .exnovo brand for home decorations, and .bijouets is for personal accessories.
Not only for Steampunk enthusiasts: two gold-plated dice in Steampunk design; made from stainless steel and produced using 3D printing technology.
Tame the beast! Install these 3D printed wall cleats on every outlet in your home (they also make great handholds should gravity ever decide to reverse).
Autodesk 123D Sculpt+ is a 3D sculpting app for smartphones and tablets that finally gets digital sculpting tools in the hands of those who are not design professionals.
The MakerBot Replicator 5th Gen doesn’t come cheap. But what you get is reliability, automatization and the ability to print without the hassle.
Who would have thought that complex mathematical structures would look good on your wrist? The Voronoi Bracelet V1 from ThingFuture does exactly that.