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Bookbinding is an intricate and complex process that involves having a high level of skill and requires a lot of time. But one Dutch craftsman is set to change this through his use of 3D printing.
Monash University in Australia has created the first commercially available kit of realistic, full-color 3D printed cadavers for studying human anatomy.
This is the 3D Printed Lightsaber you are looking for, young Jedi. A movie props designer printed this awesome Obi-Wan Kenobi lightsaber - and you can even 3d print it yourself.
3D Brooklyn is a New York based company who have been experimenting with making 3D printer filament entirely from potato chip bags.
IKEA sells more than furniture, they're also purveyors of food. The company is conducting research into environmentally-friendly 3D printed meatballs.
If you're looking for a fashionable way to live sustainably, then perhaps you should consider trainers made from ocean waste. Adidas showed them at Paris Climate Summit 2016.
Which are the most wanted 3D printers in 2016? That's the question 3D Hubs asked its members, some of the most dedicated 3D printer users in the world.
Want to 3D print your own comet? The European Space Agency (ESA) has created an accurate 3D model of the Rosetta Comet, and the files are free to download.
Disappointed by the slow uptake of home 3D printing? The folks at I Can Make have a theory; it's because the mass market simply don't know what to with it.
3D Slash adds two new modes that allow you to create 3D text and 3D logos in a few seconds: Just type the text or import an image file - 3D Slash does the rest.
Are you feeling Christmassy yet? 3D printing will help get you in a festive mood thanks to a brilliant stop-motion advert.
3D printing is being used to recreate the past in the form of fossils. A British paleobiologist now offers a free library of 3D printed fossils for anyone.
ColorFabb doesn't want you to choose between form and function. Their new nGen filament is attractive, practical, durable, and ready for printing.
Do you find that just one cup of coffee before work doesn't perk you up enough? The solution may be a new device which offers a six flask coffee brewer.
Japanese designer Yanagisawa claims he created the world’s first viable 3D printed road bike. The prototype is made entirely from titanium and carbon fiber.
Who would have thought that complex mathematical structures would look good on your wrist? The Voronoi Bracelet V1 from ThingFuture does exactly that.
The nice thing about this 3D printed Frankenstein light switch plate is that it won't kill everyone you love and drive you crazy like the infamous monster. Switch it on here.
If you like objects that reference themselves (like a bookshelf made out of books) then the Mobius Nautilus will just about make your day.
There are many opportunities for entrepreneurs in 3D printing. In this All3DP series, Jeffrey Ito shows cool approaches of making money with 3D printing. Part 1: Use 3D printing networks!