Ever wonder what happens when you use a hot glue gun-based 3D printer to make something? If so, then ‘Proper Printing’ has just the experiment for you.
Former Mythbusters host Adam Savage wanted to see what the new Form 4L 3D printer could really do, so he decided to print a life-sized, 1:1 scale replica of his head.
Ever wonder what it’s like to ride the world’s biggest 3D-printed hydrofoil? If so, then Daniel Riley of RCTestFlight has just the video series for you. The story began when he 3D-printed a miniature hydrofoil to test and the rest is history.
Delft University of Technology and MIT researchers have developed a new 3D printing technique that lets you print customized devices with multiple colors as well as varied textures.
Project Milestone is expanding in the Netherlands, while Walmart has partnered with Alquist 3D stateside to build the nation’s largest free-standing, 3D-printed commercial concrete structure. More specifically, a nearly 8,000-square-foot, 20-foot-high addition to its store in Athens, Tennessee.
Josh King wanted a better way to play Minecraft on his mobile device, so he came up with the M-Con back in 2023. Fast forward to October 2024 and the M-Con V2 smartphone game controller has become a reality, complete with a MagSafe attachment for more secure gameplay.
Inventor James Bruton is back at it again, and this time, he created a 3D-printed Star Wars AT-AT walker that you can actually ride. First, he created miniature prototype to make sure that all of the gears and servos work properly before scaling it up.
MIT engineers have managed to 3D print LEGO-like glass bricks that can be reused multiple times. This reconfigurable masonry uses a custom 3D glass printing technology that results in strong, multilayered glass bricks, each in the shape of a figure eight, designed to interlock, similar to LEGO bricks.
