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This knob pops onto the end of the filament feeding stepper motor on many 3D printers so that you can manually feed filament in and out.
*07/16/19 Update* Added v2 which is 1mm taller and slightly stronger
Ricardo Salomao
NASA
Rober Rollin
Cemal Cetinkaya
Michael Honsinger
yOyOeK1
Natural_Heritage
Reg Taylor
smartdesign
Scan The World
Francesco Pizzo
Marisa Tracie
The Pebble Vertical Stand keeps your Pebble Watch upright and it's display visible while the battery is charging.
Hanna Watkin
A NASA 3D printed rocket may be a possibility as one team moved a step closer through extensive testing!
Bulent Yusuf
Humanity is a few steps closer to experiencing life on Mars, with an innovative new VR project called HP Mars Home Planet.
Made by design studio Get Models Now using ZMorph Multitool 3D Printers, the Age Simulator is suit that replicates the physical sensation of being 75 years old. Wearing one will help designers to better understand the needs of the elderly.
Victor Anusci
The beautiful 3D printed "Chess with Mustaches" set is a satirical response to threats of legal action by the estate of Marcel Duchamp.
Hannah Augur
3D printed wall "Rock Print" is 100% reusable, stable and...built only from rocks and string. This could be a great alternative to concrete.
This ingenious 3D printing technique shows you how to replicate the lustrous, golden mane of a hairy lion on your models. Totally ROAR-some!
Tyler Koslow
The controversial 3D printing startup Just3DPrint loses its defamation lawsuit against 3DR Holdings in the last of three court battles.
Aeronautics company, Airbus, has installed a titanium 3D printed bracket for the engine pylon on its in-series production Airbus A350 XWB.
McDonald's has created a STRAW, or Suction Tube for Reverse Axial Withdrawal, to perfectly complement its new Chocolate Shamrock Shake.
Prusa! HP! Formlabs! London! Some dramatic developments in the 3D printing industry, if the latest 3D Hubs Trend Report is any indication.
Dominic Rodgers
Open Βionics is an open-source initiative for the development of affordable, light-weight robot hands. We visited them at 3D Printshow London.
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