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In this workshop you'll learn how to construct a round and hollow 3D object like a coffee or a soft drink cup in the free 3D Slash software.
Only 14 years old, Seth Folsom is designing and building his own 3D printers, and inspiring his fellow students to follow in his footsteps.
3D printing steps into the spotlight again, this time a custom pair of 3D printed heels worn by the Dutch Minister of Education.
A 3D printed hairclip translates external sounds into vibration. "Ontenna" could be a big step for the hearing impaired.
The filament company who brought us Wound Up, the coffee filament, is adding a refreshing new twist to 3D printing. Meet Buzzed, the beer filament. And it‘s even sustainable.
A smartphone 3D scanner is the hot new thing on Kickstarter. For under $300, the system promises high-res scans in just 5 minutes.
A clever concept for renewable energy, the Raflesia is a 3D printed wind turbine you can attach to an air vent or fan to harvest power.
In a rare glimpse behind the scenes of Apple, it's revealed that several 3D printers play a pivotal role in their "Top-Secret Input Lab".
Dutch manufacturers have released open source blueprints for the two newest printers in their range, Ultimaker 2 Go and Ultimaker Extended.
In their latest Creative Inspirations short film, Lynda.com profiles a digital fabrication class at Eastern Michigan University in Detroit.
Thanks to Italian 3D Printing company WASP, 3D scanned and printed models of the casts from Pompeii can be seen up close and personal.
The road to military 3d printing applications is not paved with flowers. Here are some considerations that currently hold army-3DP back.
There are lots of great 3D printed props inspired by "Back to the Future". These are the ten coolest 3D printed props we could find.
ALL3DP gets hands on with the Zortrax Inventure, the latest (and perhaps greatest) 3D printer from the Polish manufacturer.
A Japanese company showed a crane-shaped drone made from paper and 3D prints. It's energy-efficient, flies like a bird and just beautiful.
Couldn’t attend this year’s Maker Faire in Rome? Here are the best new 3D printing products, filaments and projects.
Engineers at Cornell University are perfecting methods to 3D print a realistic, adaptable tentacle. This helps robots to become more agile and dependable.
A new bi-directional energy flow platform has been developed to radically change the way we power our homes and vehicles.
Dental researchers have created 3D printed teeth, specially designed to eliminate nasty germs and bacteria from your mouth.
Everybody has heard about 3D printing. But what is? And how does it work? All3DP gives a short overview over the various 3D printing methods.