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SyncFab and the Rise of Local Distributed Manufacturing

By Michael Molitch-Hou The Maker movement has rejuvenated a love of manufacturing in the United States. Coupled with 3D printing and low cost CNC milling and laser cutting, some hope that we’ll also...

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3D Printed Celtic Knots Tie Tradition to New Technology

By Michael Molitch-Hou In describing the Celtic inspiration for a new app called Sertae, the imaterialise site puts it best: “There is neither beginning nor end in beautifully intertwined Celtic knots....

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Put a 3D Printed Bird On It!

By Michael Molitch-Hou Dammit, Dutch designers! Why do you have to make such unique and cute designs? You can simply take a 3D-printed bird, stick it on a light bulb, and, suddenly, we’re blessed with...

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Sigma Labs to Test PrintRite3D DEFORM Software with Honeywell International

By Michael Molitch-Hou Sigma Labs has been putting out new press releases fairly regularly, normally announcing new contracts for projects with large OEMs to enhance their in-process quality control...

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3D Print Your Way to Homemade Ravioli with a Homemade Mould

By Michael Molitch-Hou Too cheap to buy a 3D food printer or too lazy to build your own? Here’s the next best thing: 3D-printed ravioli moulds. That may not be the next best thing, per se, but it’s...

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3DXTech Sticks Carbon Nanotubes Into Your 3D Printer’s Feedstock

By Michael Molitch-Hou In March, we covered a company that wants to stick its carbon nanotubes into your 3D printer’s feedstock.  It turns out that they’re not the only ones keen to show you their...

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3D Printed Smartwatch is Open Source for More Smarts

By Michael Molitch-Hou There are plenty of rumours about Apple’s iWatch. For instance, that it will feature a bunch of biosensing technology to monitor a wearer’s blood sugar, heart rate and physical...

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Make Declares 2014 the Year of the Maker with Maker Faire Bay Area 2014

By Michael Molitch-Hou The Greatest Show and Tell on Earth is just 8 days away. Soon, the Bay Area will be swept up in a storm of Makers whose creativity is topped only by their ingenuity. And, as with...

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Japanese Man Arrested for Possession of Multiple 3D Printed Guns

By Michael Molitch-Hou Here we go again! Just when you thought it was safe to visit 3DPI without seeing another story about 3D printed guns, someone turns up in the news with a whole boatload of them....

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USA’s Chuck Hull Nominated for European Inventor Award for 3D Printing

By Michael Molitch-Hou 3D printing is receiving all of the recognition this year.  Just last week, Scott Crump, co-inventor of the fused deposition modeling seen in MakerBot 3D printers, was inducted...

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iMakr Starts Selling Asiga DLP 3D Printers

By Michael Molitch-Hou It seemed inappropriate to include this iMakr news along with the announcement that iMakr/MyMiniFactory would be taking part in a campaign to end global suffering, so here it is...

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Donate by Design to Aid Syrian Refugees with 3D Printing

By Michael Molitch-Hou In the midst of what the UN’s high commissioner for refugees, Antonio Guterres, called “the worst humanitarian disaster since the end of the cold war,” Oxfam has taken a unique...

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Virginia Tech’s AM Grand Challenge Dreams Big

By Michael Molitch-Hou Virginia Tech’s DREAMS (Design, Research, and Education for Additive Manufacturing Systems) Lab hopes to encourage 3D printing in young would-be engineers, as well as spread...

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Tindie is the Etsy of 3D Printing and Maker Hardware

By Michael Molitch-Hou As the Maker revolution continues, with the potential to permeate mainstream culture (my bet is that it will!), there are new opportunities for businesses to ride the wave. It...

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3D Print This Man’s Face to Avoid Ubiquitous Surveillance

By Michael Molitch-Hou Here is some more 3D printed art that I can get into! Not because of the political commentary at work, so much as the Philip K. Dickian psychosis that it induces. Artist Leonardo...

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The Doge Has Spoken: 3D Printed Meme Winners Announced

By Michael Molitch-Hou The results are in for CGTrader’s 3D printed meme contest! The contest saw a total of 211 3D printable meme models. I’m not one for netspeak , so, to quote CGTrader, “Such much...

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All Hail the Unholy 3D Printed Cross!

By Michael Molitch-Hou Don’t tell anyone, but I’m not always impressed by 3D printed artwork, or artwork in general, for that matter. I’ve been jaded by the art world after going to CalArts and, also,...

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Blueprinter 3D Printers Begin Shipping Across Europe

By Michael Molitch-Hou The Blueprinter provides an interesting alternative to laser sintering (LS) technology (which makes those nylon prints you see from Shapeways). Invoking a process called...

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The Best Part of Waking Up is a 3D Printed Nescafé Alarm Clock

By Michael Molitch-Hou What? “The best part of waking up” is Folgers? Not anymore! You snooze, you lose, Folgers. And you were probably snoozing too long because you didn’t have an alarm clock built...

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Universal 3D Printing Paste Extruder to Launch at Maker Faire this Weekend

By Michael Molitch-Hou In order to get the most out of our desktop 3D printers, we need a wider variety of printheads.  Makers have long been experimenting with the idea of universal paste extruders,...

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