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Ever wonder how artists transform digital dreams into tangible masterpieces? With 3D printing, turning creative visions into reality has never been more accessible. Companies like Bambu Lab, which specializes in producing state-of-the-art 3D printers for consumers, make this technology more approachable for artists. In this text, I’ll explore the intriguing area of a 3D printer filament, showing how artists use ...

Innovative 3D printing options are now affordable to the public In the past, the market for 3D printing has been limited to specialized companies. And while the innovator could design their ideas unhindered with the use of CAD, 3ds Max, Maya, and such programs, the development of a prototype was unobtainable for a great deal of innovators unless a 3D ...

The Portabee GO is a portable 3D printer for novices, with an impressive 50 micron precision.

Special sensors in the printer map out the texture of your skin and even adapt to the contours of bone and tissue.

Michael Krone created this awesome 3D printed gun that shoots an endless stream of paper airplanes. Everything was printed except for the power source, which is innards of a cordless screwdriver.

Have you been looking for a cheap way to create 3D printed materials? Well now SUNY Purchase College has released an affordable 3D printer called the Deltaprintr.

3D printing has been making headlines left and right lately - take for example our recent article on the 3D printed car. Today NASA makes news by implementing 3D printing for rocket parts that can handle 20,000 pounds of thrust!

Nir Seigel, a student at the Royal College of Art, has unveiled plans for a 3D printed car. The 3D printed car, which is being referred to as the "Genesis" won the Pilkington Design Award for best design interpretation.

3Doodler made news with their 3D printing pen technology but now they're facing a little competition with the SwissPen 3D. While the SwissPen 3D isn't on the market at the moment, they are already putting up some good competition for the 3Doodler.

A BBC reporter went to a prototyping lab in London -- and made a 3-D replica of his face.