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BotObjects 3D printer promises huge leap forward, draws sceptics
In an interview, BotObjects founders Mike Duma and Martin Warner stayed tight-lipped about the groundbreaking claims for their new 3D printer, but they swore that it's for real and that we'll have ...
At Shapeways facility, order emerges from 3D-printed chaos
One of the leading companies in the 3D-printing services industry, Shapeways, has figured out a very efficient way to print hundreds of items. It looks like the aftermath of a flood.
Printing with fire Crave
We've seen ink printers, 3D printers, food printers and even human tissue printers — but this is the first printer we've seen that's swapped ink for fire.
Listen to the world's first 3D-printed record Crave
Instructables' Amanda Ghassaei has created a technique for turning digital audio files into 3D-printable models of records. 1
Large-format 3D printer lets you print bigger Crave
The Gigabot 3D printer lets you print in a 60-centimetre cube.
MakerBot Digitizer 3D scanner: real-world cut and paste
The 3D-printing company announced a prototype device at its South By Southwest keynote address.
3D-printed car saves money, energy Crave
A 3D-printed electric car that is about to go into production boasts an ultra-strong, ultra-light chassis that can take on the rigours of the highway with ease. 1
3Doodler: the 3D-printing pen
The new 3Doodler pen promises low-cost, low-maintenance access to 3D printing.
Japan's 3D photo booth opens for business
Using the power of 3D-printing technology, a new Japanese photo booth will turn you and your loved ones into miniature 3D figures from a regular photo shoot.
Pulling back from open-source hardware, MakerBot angers some adherents
What happens when a prime example of the open-source hardware movement locks down its products?
Australian price gouging: is it what we think it is?
The Australia tax. We imagine it as some vast, groaning behemoth, barely able to move under the weight of its own corpulent avarice. 16
DIY photo printing vs. store prints
Should you do your own photo printing at home? Or get your prints done at a commercial machine in a store? 1
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