T he best part about 3D printing is that you can print so many functional objects that you can use all around your house.

But augmenting prints with other building techniques, like this method for adding tensioning systems to 3D printed trusses can save weight and make otherwise unremarkable prints incredibly strong.

With those challenges in mind, [AlphaPhoenix] set out to create an authentic mirror finish on his 3D prints. (Video, embedded below.) As the intro hints, mirrors need very flat/smooth surfaces to ...

In fact, the sites where you can find 3D prints have only gotten bigger and more numerous, and if you have some CAD skills, you can make some really interesting stuff for cosplay and whatnot.

Thermal challenges in 3D-IC designs can cause a significant risk in meeting performance specifications. While the pace of Moore’s Law has slowed in recent years, system technology co-optimization ...

Laser sintered nylon 3D prints are porous – with a surface like Trebor mints according to 3Dprint-UK, unless they get treated in some way. Sealing the material, which seems to be PA2200, to stop it ...