A museum in Belgium has a massive 3D printed replica of the Stargate "interplanetary transport", printed and assembled in 1,000 hours.

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The best 3D printers you can buy right now for home, backed by full printer reviews. Check out our buyer’s guide to find the best 3D printer for your needs.

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View the Rosetta Stone in 3D from the comfort of your home, with a 3D scan based on 228 photographs taken by the British Museum in London.

British Museum Shares 3D Scan of the Rosetta Stone | All3DP

Want to get the best results from your 3D printer? Check out our guide to the best 3D printer slicer software. Even better, most of them are free.

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For the History Channel's fourth season of Vikings, fans have the chance to win giveaways from the 3D Prophecy Challenge.

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It’s time to take a cold, hard look at an important question that's bouncing around the internet. Is your 3D printer going to kill you with toxic emissions?

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POM, often called Delrin or acetal, is a very popular engineering plastic. Find out how it stacks up when used in 3D printing.

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The Slovakian design company Kinazo Design creates 3D printed electrically-powered mountain bike with the help of Volkswagen Slovakia.

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Millebot is a massive 3D printer built into a shipping container, taking additive manufacturing mobile and perhaps even useful in a crisis.

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Carbodeon and Tiamet 3D strike up a strategic partnership to develop nanodiamond-enhanced 3D printing filament. This PLA-based material will provide enhanced thermal and mechanical properties, including a 100 percent increase in tensile strength.

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The robotics team at Carl Hayden High School -- otherwise known as Falcon Robotics -- are using 3D printing to make super awesome robot subs.

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Students from MIT have created a prototype 3D printed device, AlterEgo, that can recognize the words you mouth when silently talking to yourself and interpret them as commands.

3D Printed AlterEgo Wearable Responds to Silent Speech | All3DP

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                                            <p>Since 3 weeks we have two cute little turtles in our garden and we needed a drinking bowl for them. The turtles&#xA0;loved to take baths in it, so it was either empty or messy and we had to change the water several times a day. I decide to make the refill automaticly with this self printed drinking bowl. Every 0.5l Pet bottle will fit in. On the bottom are little spikes to hold it in place.&#xA0;</p>
<p>I printed it wit 40% Infill and 6 Top, Bottom and Side Layers to keep it densly.</p>
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Turtle, Reptile drinking bowl

 Since 3 weeks we have two cute little turtles in our garden and we needed a drinking bowl for them. The turtles loved to take baths in it, so it was either empty or messy and we had to change the water several times a day. I decide to make the refill automaticly with this self printed drinking bowl. Every 0.5l Pet bottle will fit in. On the bottom are little spikes to hold it in place. I printed it wit 40% Infill and 6 Top, Bottom and Side Layers to keep it densly. 

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                                            <p>#14 Stocks</p>
<p>As a challenge to myself I&apos;ll see if I can give away 30 objects in 30 days.</p>
<p>This is number fourteen, the stocks. It is designed meet a medieval fantasy setting, and it is scaled to be used in 28mm miniature gaming.</p>
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Medieval Stocks

 #14 Stocks As a challenge to myself I'll see if I can give away 30 objects in 30 days. This is number fourteen, the stocks. It is designed meet a medieval fantasy setting, and it is scaled to be used in 28mm miniature gaming. 

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                                            <p><a href="/pages/support-scan-the-world" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"><img src="/uploads/tinymce-images/support.png" alt></a></p><p>&apos;George the Dragon-Slayer&apos;&#xA0;is part of the Muzeon Park of arts founded in 1992 and was originally conceived as a park of arts, to a large extent, thanks to a neighborhood with the Tretyakov gallery and the Central House of Artist as well as monuments of culture and architecture of the XVII-XX cc. In the nineties and zero years the park has become a favorite place for walks of Muscovites due to a convenient location and a well-groomed territory. There are over 700 sculptures in the Museon&#x2019;s collection many of which are the outstanding monuments of the Soviet epoch, for example, a monument of Mukhina and Shadra&#x2019;s work dedicated to Maxim Gorky or a fragment of Vychetich&#x2019;s sculpture (copy) named &#x201C;Stand to the death&#x201D;.</p>
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George the Dragon-Slayer

 'George the Dragon-Slayer' is part of the Muzeon Park of arts founded in 1992 and was originally conceived as a park of arts, to a large extent, thanks to a neighborhood with the Tretyakov gallery and the Central House of Artist as well as monuments of culture and architecture of the XVII-XX cc. In the nineties and zero years the park has become a favorite place for walks of Muscovites due to a convenient location and a well-groomed territory. There are over 700 sculptures in the Museon’s collection many of which are the outstanding monuments of the Soviet epoch, for example, a monument of Mukhina and Shadra’s work dedicated to Maxim Gorky or a fragment of Vychetich’s sculpture (copy) named “Stand to the death”. 

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                                            <p>Here is &quot;MR:NONE&quot;, the Art Toy that you can print and customable.<br>You have a 3D printer, some building skills, If you love art and painting, this project is for you!! Art Toy MR:NONE is designed to be repainted and reinterpreted by street artists &amp; traditional artists from many different backgrounds. The production is done by 3D printers REP RAP self-crafted by the team. So MR:NONE is produced with the passion of the community that wants and will want to follow him. Web site where you will find all the instructions about MR:NONE&apos;s project:</p>
<p><a title="web site" href="http://www.mrnone.net/">www.mrnone.net</a></p>
<p>Other social network:</p>
<p><a title="facebook" href="https://www.facebook.com/mrnoneproject/">MrNone_facebook</a></p>
<p><a title="Instagram" href="https://www.instagram.com/mrnoneproject/">MrNone_instagram</a></p>
<p><br>Please download and print the templates to get started.</p>
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MR:NONE BIG

 Here is "MR:NONE", the Art Toy that you can print and customable.You have a 3D printer, some building skills, If you love art and painting, this project is for you!! Art Toy MR:NONE is designed to be repainted and reinterpreted by street artists & traditional artists from many different backgrounds. The production is done by 3D printers REP RAP self-crafted by the team. So MR:NONE is produced with the passion of the community that wants and will want to follow him. Web site where you will find all the instructions about MR:NONE's project: www.mrnone.net Other social network: MrNone_facebook MrNone_instagram Please download and print the templates to get started. 

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                                            <p>Customizable Covid-19</p>
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Covid-19

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                                            <p>A bit different take on the fairy doors: a Cthulhu Gate. This was made by a request from a friend of mine.&#xA0;</p>
<p>There are two files, main one that&apos;s got solid back wall and secondary one that has holes cut on it to let light through. I tried to include some space for LEDs back there too but fitting a battery on the default size is going to be bit of a challenge if the model is placed against the wall. Once again I&apos;m limited by my small print bed to actually test this better.</p>
<p>You can also scale this down by about 50% max when using default 0.4mm nozzle, under that the back wall won&apos;t print for me at least.&#xA0;</p>
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Cthulhu Gate

 A bit different take on the fairy doors: a Cthulhu Gate. This was made by a request from a friend of mine. There are two files, main one that's got solid back wall and secondary one that has holes cut on it to let light through. I tried to include some space for LEDs back there too but fitting a battery on the default size is going to be bit of a challenge if the model is placed against the wall. Once again I'm limited by my small print bed to actually test this better. You can also scale this down by about 50% max when using default 0.4mm nozzle, under that the back wall won't print for me at least. 

Battle Brothers Bundle

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                                            <p><a href="/pages/support-scan-the-world" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"></a></p><p style="text-align: justify;">This vase was made by Isidore de Rudder around 1895. Rudder studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels from 1869 to 1879. He became professor from 1911 to 1915 and from 1919 to 1926. His travles to England, Germany and France were enabled by winning the Belgian Academy Award in 1880.</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">This object is part of &quot;Scan The World&quot;. Scan the World is a non-profit initiative introduced by MyMiniFactory, through which we are creating a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and landmarks from across the globe for the public to access for free. Scan the World is an open source, community effort, if you have interesting items around you and would like to contribute, email&#xA0;<a href="mailto:stw@myminifactory.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">stw@myminifactory.com</a>&#xA0;to find out how you can help.</p>
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Decorative vase at the Petit Palais, Paris, France

 This vase was made by Isidore de Rudder around 1895. Rudder studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels from 1869 to 1879. He became professor from 1911 to 1915 and from 1919 to 1926. His travles to England, Germany and France were enabled by winning the Belgian Academy Award in 1880. This object is part of "Scan The World". Scan the World is a non-profit initiative introduced by MyMiniFactory, through which we are creating a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and landmarks from across the globe for the public to access for free. Scan the World is an open source, community effort, if you have interesting items around you and would like to contribute, email stw@myminifactory.com to find out how you can help. 

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                                            <p>hi this is my square ripple bowl easy to print in vase mode hope you like. please post a picture is you print i would&#xA0; love to see. thanks and happy printing&#xA0;</p>
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Square ripple Bowl

 hi this is my square ripple bowl easy to print in vase mode hope you like. please post a picture is you print i would love to see. thanks and happy printing 

<p>I have modelled in 3ds max this foldable arm. inner diameter adjust for 20mm, therefore, you can scale according to your desired arm diameter.</p>


Foldable arm

I have modelled in 3ds max this foldable arm. inner diameter adjust for 20mm, therefore, you can scale according to your desired arm diameter.


<p><br></p><p>The objectives in designing the Raptor Hand were as follows: <br><br></p><p>&#xA0; * To simplify fabrication and assembly and repair for makers and recipients alike <br>&#xA0; * To provide a platform and reference design for future innovations, incremental and radical <br>&#xA0; * To identify a core features set and standardized dimensions embodied in accessible 3D models with progressive licensing terms that will ensure widespread availability and future development.</p><p>e-NABLE&apos;s prior &quot;go to&quot; designs included the Cyborg Beast, the Talon hand, the Ody hand and the Talon Beast. To these classics, the Raptor Hand by e-NABLE adds the following features: </p><p>&#xA0; * Easier and quicker printing (no supports required) <br>&#xA0; * Easier and quicker assembly (no Chicago Screws required, simplified cord installation) <br>&#xA0; * An improved tensioning system (modular design, allowing for easier future development) <br>&#xA0; * Improved documentation (coming soon)</p><p>All of the parts needed for assembly can be found easily in most areas, but if you prefer to get everything in one place, 3D Universe offers kits with all of the assembly materials needed for producing a Raptor Hand: <a href="http://shop3duniverse.com/collections/3d-printable-kits/products/raptor-hand-by-e-nable-assembly-materials-kit" rel="external">http://shop3duniverse.com/collections/3d-printable-kits/products/raptor-hand-by-e-nable-assembly-materials-kit</a></p><p><b>Printing instructions: </b><br>&#xA0; * Scale all parts as needed (the Raptor Hand is designed to work at scales from 100% through 170%) <br>&#xA0; * At 100%, the inside of the palm area measures 55mm <br>&#xA0; * Measure across the widest part of the palm, then add 5mm for padding, then divide by 55 to get the scaling factor (for example, if the palm is 65mm wide, then 65 + 5 = 70, and 70 / 55 = 1.27 - so your scaling multiplier would be 1.27 or 127%) <br>&#xA0; * Print without supports (palm and gauntlet have some supports built into the model)<br>&#xA0; * PLA is recommended<br>&#xA0; * Suggested settings are 0.2mm layer height, 35% infill, 2 outlines <br>&#xA0; * Refer to file names for part descriptions. The number following the &quot;X&quot; at the end of each file name indicates how many copies of that STL file need to be printed for a complete hand assembly.<br>&#xA0; * After printing, remove the built in support pieces from the palm, gauntlet and dovetail cap.</p><p><b></b></p><p><b>A video tutorial for the assembly process can be found here:</b>&#xA0;<iframe width="593" height="370" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/5HVwC3RnWXk" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></p><p>The PDF Assembly Instructions Manual is courtesy of Mike Agronin of Direct Dimensions.</p>

<p>For more information on where to connect with people who can help someone in need with sizing, printing and/or assembly a mechanical hand please join the e-NABLE Google+ Community entitled, e-NABLE: <br>
<a href="https://plus.google.com/communities/102497715636887179986" rel="external">https://plus.google.com/communities/102497715636887179986</a> <br>
<br><br>For more information and stories: <a href="http://enablingthefuture.orghttps://www.facebook.com/enableorganization" rel="external">http://enablingthefuture.orghttps://www.facebook.com/enableorganization</a></p>


The Raptor Hand by e-NABLE

The objectives in designing the Raptor Hand were as follows:   * To simplify fabrication and assembly and repair for makers and recipients alike   * To provide a platform and reference design for future innovations, incremental and radical   * To identify a core features set and standardized dimensions embodied in accessible 3D models with progressive licensing terms that will ensure widespread availability and future development.e-NABLE's prior "go to" designs included the Cyborg Beast, the Talon hand, the Ody hand and the Talon Beast. To these classics, the Raptor Hand by e-NABLE adds the following features:   * Easier and quicker printing (no supports required)   * Easier and quicker assembly (no Chicago Screws required, simplified cord installation)   * An improved tensioning system (modular design, allowing for easier future development)   * Improved documentation (coming soon)All of the parts needed for assembly can be found easily in most areas, but if you prefer to get everything in one place, 3D Universe offers kits with all of the assembly materials needed for producing a Raptor Hand: http://shop3duniverse.com/collections/3d-printable-kits/products/raptor-hand-by-e-nable-assembly-materials-kitPrinting instructions:   * Scale all parts as needed (the Raptor Hand is designed to work at scales from 100% through 170%)   * At 100%, the inside of the palm area measures 55mm   * Measure across the widest part of the palm, then add 5mm for padding, then divide by 55 to get the scaling factor (for example, if the palm is 65mm wide, then 65 + 5 = 70, and 70 / 55 = 1.27 - so your scaling multiplier would be 1.27 or 127%)   * Print without supports (palm and gauntlet have some supports built into the model)  * PLA is recommended  * Suggested settings are 0.2mm layer height, 35% infill, 2 outlines   * Refer to file names for part descriptions. The number following the "X" at the end of each file name indicates how many copies of that STL file need to be printed for a complete hand assembly.  * After printing, remove the built in support pieces from the palm, gauntlet and dovetail cap.A video tutorial for the assembly process can be found here: The PDF Assembly Instructions Manual is courtesy of Mike Agronin of Direct Dimensions.

For more information on where to connect with people who can help someone in need with sizing, printing and/or assembly a mechanical hand please join the e-NABLE Google+ Community entitled, e-NABLE: 
https://plus.google.com/communities/102497715636887179986 
For more information and stories: http://enablingthefuture.orghttps://www.facebook.com/enableorganization


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                                            <p>Rounded D20 structure caged inside a complimentary edged D12.&#xA0; This would be a rough print for anything but an SLA printer.</p>
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12 + 20

 Rounded D20 structure caged inside a complimentary edged D12. This would be a rough print for anything but an SLA printer. 

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                                            <p>The pre-supported miniature for DnD and Legends of Signum.</p>
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Riana Armourer

 The pre-supported miniature for DnD and Legends of Signum. 

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