In this short video, Scott from The Tech Feed takes a look at three sick products he saw at Maker Faire Bay Area 2013.
In this short video, Scott from The Tech Feed takes a look at three sick products he saw at Maker Faire Bay Area 2013.
botObject's upcoming ProDesk3D has raised a stir in the 3D printer world, with its promise of full-color printing at such a low price . But is it to be believed?
Although the news is filled with stories about cool new products and designs utilizing 3D Printing technology, it’s manufacturing applications that are propelling the business side of the industry.
John Dvorak is sick and tired of 3D printing hype, especially 3D printed guns and food. He challenges engineers to make a simple squirt gun
The government tried to stop it, but the Liberator lives on in the invisible vastness of the internet. And it’s growing up.
The 3D Printing Conference & Expo is an event that exclusively caters to all things 3D printing. Join us in Chicago on July 10-11 to geek out over printers, services, and software.
In this new short documentary, Nathan Fitch tells us the story of 11-year old Andrew Man-Hudspith and his 3D printer.
The most affordable fully-assembled stereolithography 3D printer, the Form 1, has finally begun shipping to initial backers.
There’s a new service called Teleport It 3D that protects designers from having their designs stolen by transferring prints instead of CAD files.
If you were as dismayed by the closure of Tinkercad as I was, you’ll be delighted to know that it’s back.
Most 3D printing uses plastics and polymers, but the manufacturing revolution will be made of metal.
Trust me when I say you have to click through and see this incredible new concept of a 3D printer. The robotic arm literally draws out a 3D object in thin air.
The #1 desktop 3D printer retailer and the #1 3D software creators are offering package deals on their products.
Jake Ervin's top 10 coolest 3D printed parts exhibited at the AMUG (Additive Manufacturing Users Group) Conference in Jacksonville, Florida this year.
Futurist Christopher Barnatt visits the first physical 3D printer store in the United Kingdom, which claims to be the largest such store in the world.