There are thousands of 3D-printing enthusiasts all over the world who upload their models online for others to use. However, not all of them upload their designs to the same platform.

If you need to copy an item, you can even DIY your own 3D scanner, use it to model what you want to copy, and import it to Blender for printing. Like we said, the possibilities are endless.

History of 3D printing Manufacturers have quietly used 3D printing technology — also known as additive manufacturing — to build models and prototypes of products over the past 20 years.

PrusaSlicer has a new feature: the ability to import a CAD model for 3D printing. Starting in version 2.5.0-beta1, PrusaSlicer can import STEP format 3D models. An imported STEP file is converted t… ...

We have to say it: The reality of 3D printing does not always meet expectations. After shelling out hundreds (or thousands) of dollars for a printer, finding the right files for what you want to ...

Models can be 3D printed, but this can be unrealistic for small high schools, universities, or labs that lack the funding required to pay for it. To tackle these issues, Rebecca Taylor, associate ...

The printers themselves cost less than $1,500. "3D printing has allowed us to remove cost and logistical barriers that have, in the past limited access to high-quality emergency training in remote ...

I've reviewed more than 50 of the best 3D printers, and in this guide I'm looking at my recommendations for 3D printing miniatures and models that are highly detailed, realistic, and accurate.