Are you still using Thingiverse to find models for your 3D printer? It’s time to upgrade your 3D model search engine with these three sites that are better in just about every way. Before Bambu Lab ...

The search bar's broken, the thumbnails don't load, and I finally stopped pretending that's fine.

As far as I’m concerned: No one knows how to make a video game like the Japanese gaming industry, thinking far outside of the box of typical tropes of killing soldiers and zombies and, more often ...

As of a day ago, MakerBot’s Thingiverse Web site hosted the plans for a key component of an AR15 semi automatic rifle. Anyone could download Michael "HaveBlue" Guslick's design for the lower receiver, ...

Makerbot’s Thingiverse is (probably) the largest online repository of 3D models which anyone can upload and download files from for 3D printing. It’s where almost anyone who owns a 3D printer starts ...

What would happen if you pit similar 3D printing services against each other? Two of the most common initial questions people have when they begin to investigate the 3D printing industry as a whole ...

Until a day ago, anyone could download 3D printing files for key gun components from MakerBot’s website. In the wake of last week’s Sandy Hook tragedy, the 3D printing firm has pulled a collection of ...