If you were as dismayed by the closure of Tinkercad as I was, you’ll be delighted to know that it’s back.
Six 3D printers that are so metal
Most 3D printing uses plastics and polymers, but the manufacturing revolution will be made of metal.
Autodesk and MakerBot team up to offer special deals
The #1 desktop 3D printer retailer and the #1 3D software creators are offering package deals on their products.
Finally! Star Trek figurines with your face from Cubify
The long awaited Star Trek app has come at last, letting you put your face on a crew member of Enterprise.
Forme is a different kind of 3D file repository
Most 3D object repositories hold modeled objects but Forme has 3D scans that can be modified.
Popular, free 3D modeling program Blender now supports 3D printing with latest release
The free 3D modeling software Blender already supported 3D printing, but the latest release comes with new tools specifically for making objects more printable.
Thing of the Week: Tools you can use
A workshop is no better than the tools it houses and there are plenty of 3D printable tools on Thingiverse.
3D printed ear picks up radio frequencies
Bioprinting will go beyond merely fixing our broken bodies. This 3D printed bionic ear is evidence that the technology will also improve us.
New research into 3D printing with the magnificent material graphene
An American company has partnered with Ukrainian researchers to develop a 3D printer that uses graphene as a build material.
Donated Makerbot 3D printers accelerate distribution of Robohand mechanical hands
Little Liam may have been the first to sport a Robohand, but he’s part of a growing club now.
Rebuilding New York’s waterfront with the D-Shape 3D printer
New York’s coast has taken a beating over the years, including from Superstorm Sandy, and the D-Shape 3D printer will be used to repair some of the damage.
Thing of the Week: Featured Collections
Find new and exciting Things through browsing Thingiverse's Featured Collections.
Repairing degenerative spinal discs with 3D printing at Cornell University
Got back pain? You may need your intervertebral discs repaired with a bioprinter.
Entrancing speakers 3D printed by a team at Autodesk
I never realized how boring my speakers are until I saw these trippy 3D printed speakers created at Autodesk.
ProJet x60 series: new generation, full-color 3D printers from 3D Systems
3D Systems announced a more robust full-color 3D printer series called ProJet x60.