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International 3D printing day has come and gone, but these low-poly Darth Vader and Stormtrooper models by Agustin Flowalistik make a nice souvenir.
In the wake of "Terminator Genisys", there are great 3D printable Terminator designs. Ihis 3D printed robot head is one of the coolest.
The bike carrying handle is the best solution for those locations where it’s inappropriate (or just downright impossible) to go while on your bike.
Our new "Thing of the week" is so much more: It’s a a pen and a phone stand and a hex key and a toy gun – all in one 3D printed tool.
Tame the beast! Install these 3D printed wall cleats on every outlet in your home (they also make great handholds should gravity ever decide to reverse).
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.
Virtual reality is gradually becoming a... reality. So what's next? A 3D printed holo pyramid for your smartphone? Short answer: YES.
The Hubble Space Telescope is 25 years old. Commemorate this titan of the spaceways by 3D printing an official model released by NASA.
Don't let gravity harsh your mellow, man. Print this vape pen clip and never worry about rolling (vape pens that is) ever again.
Sometimes simpler is better. This simple Apple Watch charging stand ain't pretty but it gets the job done and that's all that matters.
World, meet the 3D printed caffeine molecule coffee mug. That’s right, at long last, now you can actually see the chemical you’re ingesting.
A young maker creates a beautiful 3D printed portable gaming device using an Ultimaker 2, Autocad 123D and a Raspberry Pi.
Invented in 1981, the Walking Gyroscope is a cool toy that uses centrifugal force to move. Here's an open source 3D printable version.
NASA's 3D model database lets you download and print the New Horizons Pluto probe, and many more historical conceptions of past missions.
A bit of compassion, some adhesive tape and a 3D printer turned a decidedly “sighted” puzzle game into custom Rubik’s Cube for the blind.
Hatching an evil plan to conquer the world? Every criminal mastermind needs their own 3D printed set of Minion Bob, Stuart and Kevin.