3D printers communicate via a language called G-code, like all Computer Numerical Controlled (CNC) machines. This versatile language provides a set of human-readable commands for controlling each action that a 3D printer performs. Slicing software may be thought of as an interpreter for translating 3D models into a series of G-code commands for producing a […]
more axis, many more possibilities
Watch and laugh as multiple thieves nab this glitter-spraying package, take it to hidden locales, and open it up to unwittingly unleash a serious mess — all while surreptitiously being recorded by multiple phone cameras hidden inside.
The answer to this question? Kinda. It definitely shows real promise, even for the home 3D printer.
3D Print these and many other Christmas ornaments and other decorations from Thingiverse.
a standard filament based printer actually can produce lenses and other fully transparent prints
MakerBot targets new segment with Method Printer
