Print a frame with a 1.6mm recess for the PCB and a 0.5mm recess for the stencil. I put holes instead of a big flat area so it uses heaps less filament and makes it easy to remove the PCB.

If you’re anything like me, your phone houses thousands of photos, but your home is shockingly devoid of printed images. Erica Connolly understands the predicament. The Texas photographer frames ...

The station is expected to open in July after the final construction elements are complete. Architects assemble world's first 3D-printed railway station in shockingly short time frame: 'I would be ...

3D printed — The Waldwiesel.E Gravel E-Bike uses a frame that’s been 3D-printed, so the frame has no seams, plus a striking silhouette that makes the bike appear as if it’s bent.

Superstrata says its new 3D-printed bicycles are the “world’s ... public transportation, ... and Superstrata will 3D-print the bike down to the spokes. Each frame takes about 10 hours to ...

Samsung's The Frame TV has become a key part of its home entertainment lineup since the product debuted in 2017.The company has upgraded it a few times over the years, but at CES 2024 in Las Vegas ...

The 3D printed BICYCLE: World's first printed titanium bike frame is light and strong (but it still needs gluing together) British firms Renishaw and Empire cycles designed the titanium alloy ...

A futuristic public transportation and lighting system in Belgrade receives its energy from 3d-printed piezoelectric cells.

As DesignBoom notes, each 3D-printed brick was specifically customized to fit over the e-bike’s frame and wiring to conceal anything that did not support the overall LEGO look.

Maryland Transportation Secretary Paul Wiedefeld shares plans to rebuild Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge after it collapsed in late March.

The frame of interlacing metal columns was originally 3D printed as several sections that were then hand-welded to each other. MX3D also plans to 3D print a footbridge over a canal in Amsterdam ...

The Troy design software developer solidThinking Inc. announced that its Inspire 9.5 software was used in the manufacture of the world's first 3D printed metal bicycle frame.