With [Nikolaos’s] 3D printed sliding puzzles, this will be a problem of the past! The dovetails, integrated into each piece, keep the puzzle together but still allows pieces to move.

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You print a pattern on a see-through film, place that sheet on a tub of water and spray it with a chemical potion. When you immerse a bland 3D object in the tub, it bonds with the film and comes ...

Get ready to be wowed, cat ladies and gents, because Mars' Temptations Lab (yes, the same Temptations as the cat treats) developed a 3D-printed collar that will give your cat a human voice so that ...