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These are the most popular 3D printing models on Pinshape in 2015, based on the activity of their members. How many have you 3D printed?
MIT Media Lab just figured out how to make 3D imaging 1,000 times better. It is more affordable and better than most professional industrial high-precision 3D scanners
Luke Skywalker meets London Fashion. A 3D printed Star Wars prosthetic developed by Open Bionics brings futuristic flair and function.
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.
The control of the warp is an everlasting problem of the 3D printing scene. But at least we now can measure and classify it. Here’s how to do it.
The solution to clean drinkable water in developing nations lies between the pages of a book. Quite literally, with The Drinkable Book.
Need a gift for the picky guitarist in your life? Crowdfunded Guitar Triller is offering 3D printed models of their new tool this December.
Antonia Cramer has interviewed All3DP CEO Mathias Plica for German Venturate Magazine.
Upgrade your table football with these 3D printed Stormtrooper foosball heads. Just clip them on, and open up a new Star Wars battlefront.
Assistive tech is a growing field, due to changes in society. It's a good thing assistive tech is slowly becoming more open for new ideas and approaches.
Wide Open Arts are creating an installation of 3D printed towers in New York City, with an open invite for creative professionals to submit their designs.
Ready to deck the halls this festive season? For every Star Wars fan, this 3D printed BB-8 ornament is the perfect decoration for your Christmas tree.
Are you feeling Christmassy yet? 3D printing will help get you in a festive mood thanks to a brilliant stop-motion advert.
Think 3D printing is just about toys for the boys? Sites like Women in 3D printing prove it's not a male-dominated field. Here are 5 designers to watch.
Ever thought about 3D printing body parts? Well, there‘s a free online course for it that now offered by an Australian university.
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.
With a robust, portable design, the Printrbot Play is the ideal 3D printer for beginners. Thomas Sanladerer explains why in this Printrbot Play review.
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.