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3D Printing Gets Real With The Alaris 30 Desktop 3D Printer
Don’t expect to cruise down to your local Staples and pick up this printer any time soon. The Alaris 30 Desktop 3D printer requires a CAD file and a $40,000 bank roll. But once you’ve dragged the...
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MCor’s 3D Printer Uses Regular Old A4 Paper
Not that 3D printing will show up in your house anytime soon, but the folks at Mcor Technologies are making it a closer reality than ever before. Their Matrix 3D printer uses regular old A4 paper to...
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3M’s New Polymer Film Makes Portable Gadgets 3-D
So 3M, those great innovators, have come up with a way to get you to watch 3-D on your mobile device of choice, but without the glasses entirely. Check THIS out: they’ve developed this optical film...
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Print Your Own iPhone Skin With The iaPeel
Okay, admittedly, sometimes you really want just the right skin for your iPhone or iPod. Your skin says a lot about who you are, how you feel about stuff, and junk. And of course, you definitely...
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Cube 3D Printer Comes Home for just $1,299
You’re set to head out for the day and suddenly your iPhone case breaks. If you’re like most iPhone 4s owners, you’ve come accustom to carrying Apple’s handset with a case attached. Without it, it...
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Play-Doh 3D Printer “Sells Out” on Thinkgeek
Who wouldn’t want a Play-doh 3D printer? I know I would. How about you? Well, too bad. Because it ain’t real. It’s one of many Thinkgeek April Fool’s pranks. But take a look at the comments, and...
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The World’s First 3D Printed Gun Shot Can Now Be Heard Around the World (video)
3D printing, while a relatively nascent trend just a few short years ago, has gone mainstream. In fact, you’ll soon be able to buy a 3D printer at Staples, a first for a retailer as far as I know....
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3D Printed Sugar Is Inedelible, Edible Art
3D printing is enormously popular right now, mostly because it means you can manufacture anything you want in your house, as long as it’s made of plastic. But new materials are being pioneered all the...
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3D Printed ‘Grizzly’ Rifle Explodes With One Shot
Oh, brother, here we go again. YouTube user ThreeDUkelele posted a video where he showed off his “Grizzly” 3D printed rifle. Unlike its namesake, the Grizzly is not rough, tough, and tumble. After one...
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Makerbot Digitizer Scans Anything To 3D Print Later
3D printing is a revolution in manufacturing and design, but right now it’s one largely limited to people with the knowledge and skills to craft an object in 3D rendering software. But what if making...
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ZEUS Is Not Only A 3D Printer And Copier, But Can Fax “Print Outs”
3D printing is one of the more fascinating technologies out there right now. But to print anything in 3D, you first need a very, very detailed scan, or a CAD file of the object. ZEUS looks to solve...
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10 3D Printers for Under $1000 That Anyone Can Use At Home Today (list)
3D printing, once the speculative dream of science fiction fans (ah, the Star Trek replicator!) is now a reality, and though the machines themselves still tend toward funky looking boxes containing...
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The First 3D Printed Metal Gun Fires Off Fifty Rounds. But Don’t Freak Out Yet
Most 3D printed guns, to this point, have been little more than proof of the concept; they have this annoying tendency to melt and/or explode while firing rounds. But the first gun printed in metal...
View ArticleVideo of the Day: Watch a 3D Printed Gun Explode into 1000s of Pieces
If you’ve got plans to build a 3D Printed Gun using the Liberator schematics, whatever you do don’t use plastic manufactured by Visjet. Why? It’s likely that it will blow up in your face, as depicted...
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3D-Printed Wearable Iron Man Mark III Suit Sells For $35,000 (video)
Cheap Iron Man Mark III suits don’t rally pack an authentic punch for avid cosplay fans, which is where this fully wearable 3D-printed suit comes into play. If you can fork over $2,000 (if you wait 8...
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Flying Machine Uses 3D Printers To Customize Titanium Bikes
We’re a long way off from having 3D printers in our homes, but it’s becoming more and more common in businesses. And the technology is improving more and more, as Flying Machine is showing off with...
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Print Delicious Meals With Foodini, 3D Food Printer Uses Fresh Ingredients
With all the hype about 3D printers, it was only a matter of time until a 3D food printer came about. Foodini, currently a Kickstarter campaign, is the first 3D food printer kitchen appliance that...
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14 Amazing 3D Printed Objects You Need to Know About (list)
3D printing has been around since the 70’s, but 3D printers have only been made commercially available within the last few years. 3D printing, as opposed to traditional machining, is an additive...
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Now You Can Make A Liver In A 3D Printer
The liver is essentially the body’s toxins filter. It’s why getting any sort of liver problem is seriously bad news; if the toxins start backing up, well, that’s not usually good for the rest of your...
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CraftBot Makes 3D Printing Affordable
3D printing is the revolution in desktop manufacturing that many people have been waiting for. But the revolution does not come cheap; even a “starter” 3D print can cost thousands of dollars....
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