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Want to 3D print something for the pet in your life? What better than to add some fun to treat time? They won't complain!
Odds are, you'll want to 3D print plenty of The Crafty Maker's designs after you're done reading his profile – if you haven't already.
With more capabilities comes more projects, as well as the files for them. And they've gotta be found somewhere.
The Anycubic Kobra 3 V2 is now available to pre-order, with a few different combos and some early-bird bundles.
SUNLU launches the new FilaDryer SP2, featuring a modular design that enables scalable production.
Looking to maximize the space available in your closet or locker? This solution might be exactly what you're after.
China-based Justway aims to dominate manufacturing in the on-demand era serving the growing demand from startups, product designers, and agile companies.
Anycubic's second stab at the Kobra 3 has booked itself in for a May 15 launch, and it needs to deliver out of the box.
A German government report says the military doesn't have spare part design data or manufacturing rights, but is buying 3D printers anyway.
An all-rounder designed for scanning on the go, Creality’s new Otter Lite grows the company’s scanner line-up to six devices. It sits as a marginally pared-back, mobile-first alternative to the Otter.
Bambu Lab is making progress with its firmware updates, so AMS 2 Pros and AMS HTs now work with P- & X-series printers.
Whether a Jedi or a Sith, we all need to make it clear when we shouldn't be disturbed. This sign'll do it for you.
Under the program, designers can earn "passive income" – which amounts to points redeemable on Creality’s e-shop.
After a short stint in 3D printing, EufyMake (formerly AnkerMake) is embarking on its next creative tech journey with the E1, a UV resin printer that can print textured graphics on over 300 materials (including 3D prints) says EufyMake.
Add some cat bopping to relieve stress in between meetings or while doing some research.
Prusa's Rapid + TCT booth showcased some of the company's filament in highly functional contexts, including a closed loop water system.
Being a remaster, there's no wait for modelers to do their thing if you're itching to bring a piece of Oblivion to your desk. Here's some of our favorites.
The Canyon Club is the newest project of Texas-based 3D printed home construction company Icon.
Craftcloud introduces Best Local Price, an easy way to avoid tariffs by printing parts locally. One click, and your customs duties disappear.
Looking to wow guests with a dazzling design? 3D Print Bunny's Safe from the Rain will surely do the trick!