Popular articles
Texturing is an essential part of 3D modeling and sculpting. Explore this in-depth guide to Substance Painter, the industry standard for texturing tools.
The Creality CR-10 S5 has an unbeatable size to cost ratio, but it can still be improved. Check out our list of must-have CR-10 S5 upgrades and mods!
3D body scanners are revolutionizing industries that thrive on customization. Their process picks up thousands of data points for a holistic picture of their scanned objects.
The Anycubic i3 Mega is our spring 2019 pick for the "Best 3D Printer Under $300". Check out our review to find out why. Includes a long-term performance test.
![Featured image of [Project] 3D Printed Quick-Grip Trigger Clamp](https://i.all3dp.com/workers/images/fit=scale-down,w=1200,h=671,quality=79,gravity=0.5x0.5,format=auto/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/05193356/3d-clamp-e1557077672961.jpg)
Need some Quick-Grip clamps for your next DIY project? Forget the hardware store. You can 3D print a functional Quick-Grip trigger clamp with just a couple of springs. Find out how!
The Glowforge Basic is the first laser cutter released by the Seattle-based start-up Glowforge. Let's review its specs.
Texas A&M University researchers are using 3D printing to develop a method of underwater plasma generation inspired by shrimp. Benefits of the method could be in drilling and water sterilization.
After a rocky launch, the Anycubic Chiron is slowly clawing its way back into people's minds. Read on for our review of this huge, Ultrabase touting beast of a machine.
The Anycubic Mega-S is an upgraded version of the popular Anycubic i3 Mega, but what features does the new 3D printer offer? Review the specs to find out.
Finding the perfect colored filament just got a lot easier. Fiberforce launched a line of Pantone Matching System (PMS) 3D printing filaments.
Plug and play printers have significant advantages and are easy to handle, but with some drawbacks regarding maintenance. Here we show what you need to know.
We take a deep dive, looking at the Anycubic Kossel Linear Plus, its features, specs and where to get one. Read on, as we review all we know about this big delta 3D printer.
The similarities between the Geeetech A10 and the popular Creality Ender 3 are aplenty. Review the specs of this 3D printer.
![Featured image of [Project] 3D Printed Levitating Plant](https://i.all3dp.com/workers/images/fit=scale-down,w=1200,h=671,quality=79,gravity=0.5x0.5,format=auto/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/03165634/levitating-plant-e1546531044515.jpg)
Instructables user Ananords shows us how to create a DIY Levitating Plant by using a 3D printer and laser cutter. The resulting project will leave your green thumb feeling more magical than ever.
In the world of 3D printing, what's considered to be IP infringement? What are the legal concerns? What can you do to protect your own IP?
![Featured image of [Project] 3D Print a Creepy-Crawling Halloween Pumpkin Spider Transformer](https://i.all3dp.com/workers/images/fit=scale-down,w=1200,h=671,quality=79,gravity=0.5x0.5,format=auto/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/05172310/spider-1-e1538753022689.jpg)
Need to prepare decorations for Halloween? We've got you covered with this spooky 3D printed Pumpkin Spider Transformer designed by William Bruning.
After the smashing success of the CR-10, Creality3D has doubled down with the new Creality CR-X, a similarly styled 3D printer with dual extrusion capabilities. Let's review the facts and check out the first impressions from the community.
The TEVO Tornado is a large volume 3D printer that shares much with the popular Creality CR-10. Cheaper than the CR-10 and almost as popular, check out our TEVO Tornado review to see how it stacks up.
![Featured image of [Project] 3D Print Your Own Magnetic Levitation Device!](https://i.all3dp.com/workers/images/fit=scale-down,w=1200,h=671,quality=79,gravity=0.5x0.5,format=auto/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/26141217/F9I8DSEJJIU9BPH.LARGE_-e1532073224370.jpg)
Instructables user and designer 3DSage has unveiled an amazing 3D printed Levitation Device that you can make at home. It's a crazy contraption that uses a magnet to make objects float before your very eyes!
![Featured image of [Project] Make Your Own Filament Sensor](https://i.all3dp.com/workers/images/fit=scale-down,w=1200,h=671,quality=79,gravity=0.5x0.5,format=auto/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/26141801/chucks-partially-completed-filament-sensor-chep-filament-friday-youtube-180713.jpg)
To avoid occasional printing errors, you're better off with a sensor that lets you know whenever your filament breaks, runs out, or gets tangled on the spool. Read on to learn how to make your own.