This is the beginning of a series on practical prints for your 3D printer. Lots of people have seen 3D printers in action, but many of the prints are what can best be called novelty prints. They're ...

Welcome back to our series on practical prints for your 3D printer. While many love 3D printing because it lets them make really cool props and miniatures, 3D printing has many practical applications.

Five practical 3D prints I rely on every day, from drawer organization to desk-friendly gear storage that actually sticks.

Prints separating from the build plate or warping when you don’t want them to is a headache for the additive manufacturer. [CNC Kitchen] walks us through a technique to use that warping to our ...

Need a steel beam? You can 3D print PLA beams that are as strong as a steel beam of equivalent weight according to [RepRap]. The Python code for FreeCAD generates a repeating structure especially well ...

These 3D prints I started with helped me learn fit, settings, and materials, but they also showed me which projects aren’t worth repeating.

Today, fabricators processing prototypes or low-quantity jobs can print their own press brake tooling. They need to ensure a ...