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Wearing jewellery is about standing out and decorating oneself to be feel more unique. So why not use 3D printing services for making your jewelry really personal?
Tie Fighters, Yoda, Lightsabers or Storm Troopers: You can print out good looking Star Wars fan figurines yourself.
Smaller, speedier, sexier: 3D pen printer 3Doodler is back for an update. Read more about the successful tool for makers, 3D geeks and explorers.
Robotica, a gorgeous ball-jointed doll, is our new Thing of the week. The design is free, you can either print it yourself or order the parts.
Whether you want to open a 3D selfie studio or scan with professional quality, the EVA Artec offers an affordable 3D scanner for 3D printing.
What will 3D printing be like in 2015? We asked Brook Drumm, founder and owner of Printrbot, what to expect from the next 12 months.
If you attend CES 2015 in Las Vegas this year, you should definitely take some time to see this 3d printed dress.
What will 3d printing hold for the future? We asked Rachel Park, an accomplished freelance writer and editor focusing on 3D printing and associated technologies.
Curious about the applications of 3D printing fashion accessories? Fasten your 3D printed belts, we're going into the future of designer clothing.
In 3D printing the following year has always been greater than the previous one, only recently the enthusiasm has skyrocketed and reached the mainstream
If you've got nothing to do for the next century, get a hold of this 3D printed "Over the Top" puzzle cube. Eat your heart out Rubik!
3D selfies may be just the beginning: Find out what the future of photography will be like
For all Star Wars fans committed to their passion, here is a particularly sharp and styling variant of 3D printing: jewelry with a twist.
Need Minions? There are lots of designs on Thingiverse’s and Shapeways’ websites that you can either print out yourself or have printed for you.
Cooking of ideas to do some last minute Christmas shopping? Perhaps You don’t even need to leave the house.
While it’s not the automated manufacturing you imagined when you were young, MakerBot’s snowball fabricator is certainly a step in the right direction.
You want to immortalize your beloved pet? 3D printing service "PetPrints3D" allows you to create a high-quality 3D figurine just from photos.
Are we steering towards a "future on demand"? All3DP author Victor Anusci has the insights. Some of them will surprise you.
Our fascination with tops – or should we say, fascination with spinning things – doesn’t wane as we age. How about 3D printing your own top?
One small print for a man, a giant leap for a 3D printing: The International Space Station’s 3D printer has manufactured the first 3D printed object in space.