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MAKE Volume 33 is in the House!

01/23/2013

We're thrilled to announced the release of MAKE Volume 33. See our special Software for Makers section, learn more about...

MAKE 33: Software for Makers

01/04/2013

MAKE Volume 33 features projects for makers of all skill levels — Arduino projects, food, music, personal fabrication, electronics, and...

Thingiverse Cracks Down on Firearm Parts

12/20/2012

This is the lower receiver of an AR-15 rifle, printed in fused plastic filament from a digital model that was,...

Direct Digital Wedding Rings

12/18/2012

After giving my wife a handmade plastic faux-diamond engagement ring, I decided I’d better get serious and come up with...

Maker Shed Elves Burn Midnight Oil

12/15/2012

This morning, MAKE General Manager Sherry Huss dropped by the warehouse with doughnuts for the crew and to see how...

Tool Review: QU-BD Silicone Heater

12/11/2012

QU-BD (pronounced “cubed”) is a recent startup that sells parts for 3D printers. They sent us a few of their...

Tool Review: Rio Grande Swap-Jaw Pliers

11/27/2012

There's nothing especially complex about these pliers from prominent jeweler-supply house Rio Grande: one jaw features a rounded bending mandrel...

On the Cover

11/16/2012

From left to right: The Afinia H-Series (Microboards Technology), Printrbot LC (Printrbot), and Cube (3D Systems). 8D Cubic Lattice designed by Chris...

Just What I Needed

11/13/2012

Print what you want, when you want it.

Dream Machine

11/13/2012

Dissolving the boundaries between imagination and physical reality.

Desert Manufacturer

11/13/2012

Markus Kayser's sand and sun 3D printer.

When Less is More

11/13/2012

The takeaway on milling vs. 3D fabrication.

Service Providers

11/13/2012

If you don't have a 3D printer, you can still enjoy the benefits and fun of turning a CAD file...

Ultimaker

11/09/2012

With the fastest, finest prints of any DIY printer, the Ultimaker rewards the patient tinkerer.

Type A Series 1

11/09/2012

An affordable, accurate printer with a huge build area and lots of potential.

SeeMeCNC H1.1

11/09/2012

The most do-it-yourself machine we tested — how well it prints is up to you.

Replicator 2

11/09/2012

No longer open source, the Replicator 2 nevertheless impresses with major upgrades.

Printrbot LC

11/09/2012

For the tech-savvy, Printrbot offers expandability, speed and acceptable prints at a reasonable price.

MakerGear M2

11/09/2012

Steel-solid, big volume, prints great — with tweaking, the M2 could be best-in-class.

LulzBot AO-100

11/09/2012

Your basic MendalMax, with a better manual and accessories.

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