Thingiverse hasn’t changed much in the past few years [Source: Thingiverse] There’s been a bit of chatter lately about the fate of Thingiverse, by far the largest repository of 3D printable models in ...

Anyone involved in 3D printing will surely know all about Thingiverse, the first and biggest dedicated online repository for printable 3D models. Currently the site is closing in on their five ...

Hobbiest 3D printing has exploded in popularity over the past decade. Printers are becoming more affordable, and as adoption increases, so does the sharing of 3D models that were designed with FDM ...

Purchasers of the printers will be able to take advantage of the 100,000-plus model designs available in Thingiverse, MakerBot’s online worldwide community of 3D printing enthusiasts.

Ghost gun printing is surging, but AI screening and microscopic toolmarks are helping slow untraceable firearm production.

MakerBot maintains Thingiverse, a user-generated collection of free 3D models for people to download, alter, and make. So what else can a MakerBot manufacture for you in your living room?

A small 3D printing company called Just3DPrint has scraped a large portion of Thingiverse, Makerbot’s Creative Commons-based database of 3D models. The company then posted these models for sale ...

If you own a 3D printer, you’ve heard of Thingiverse. The MakerBot-operated site has been the de facto model repository for 3D printable models since the dawn of desktop 3D printing, but over… ...

At Thingiverse, one of many such sites, people downloaded 6.6m ready-to-3D-print designs in the 30 days to July 11th. Globally, over 424,000 desktop 3D printers costing under $5,000 were purchased ...