Roman architecture, celebrated for its grandeur, precision, and technical innovations, has fascinated historians and enthusiasts for centuries. By blending functionality and aesthetics, it ...

My team and I have expertly tested over 50 of the best 3D printers for modeling, miniatures, crafting, prototyping, and more. Whether you're a hobbyist or a business, the 3D printer market is ...

Samsung is starting 2025 with a fresh attempt at popularizing 3D displays. Announced today, Samsung’s Odyssey 3D is the follow-up to prototypes that Samsung demoed at last year's CES technology ...

3D titles on Netflix aren’t as commonplace as one might hope. In fact, its library of titles is extremely limited and if Netflix is going to be your only source of watching 3D content, we’d suggest ...

Through SC3DP, students can learn about the latest technologies and applications of 3D printing, and develop their skills and creativity for the future workforce. The Guidelines to 3D Printing of ...

You can print a wide variety of objects, but always check the printer’s material compatibility and build volume limits. Is 3D printing safe to do at home? Yes, if you follow the manufacturer’s safety ...

The rise of the consumer 3D printer has yielded amazing ... The M5C supports printing with a wide variety of filaments including PLA, PLA+, PETG, ABS, TPU, carbon fiber, and wood composite.

More affordable than ever, 3D printers are booming for personal, professional, and educational use. Here's everything to know before you buy one, along with the top models from our hands-on testing.

PETG, or Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol-modified, is a standout material in the world of 3D printing. Known for its impressive balance of strength, flexibility, and ease of use, PETG bridges the ...

Well, it transpires that I do. Yep, while I have championed both portable and 3D printers in the past, my relations with the reliability of the at-home ink-parting paper-pushers have always ended ...

If you’re used to thinking about 3D printing in Cartesian terms, prepare your brain for a bit of a twist with [Joshua Bird]’s 4-axis 3D printer that’s not quite like anything we’ve ever ...