This 3D printed coffee cup sleeve was one of the first things I 3D printed. It’s one of my favorite prints, and I use it all the time. Just today, the folks at Starbuck’s saw it and asked about it. They were pretty amazed when I told them I 3D printed this custom sleeve for my coffee cup at home.
The model can be found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:99020 (model credit: Seth Moser)
Now, Sierra goes to her science fair to present her work to the school and community. But even though she hasn’t even finished that yet, Sierra has already volunteered to make another 3D printed hand for another child who actually needs one! So now we have an 11-year-old girl making a new hand for an 8-year-old girl who lives 2,000 miles away from her – for free! And BOTH girls are very happy about it! […]
I’m a foodie, and I love to cook. Naturally all the buzz about 3D printed food stimulated my curiosity. I have discovered very interesting possibilities and wonderfully useful applications . . . but probably not yet for my kitchen. Does that mean there’s no place for 3D printing in my kitchen today? Not at all! […]
This glider is quick and easy to print (took 26 minutes), and it flies pretty well. The model can be found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:42637 (model credit: exosequitur)
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