The cost of 3D printing has certainly come down in the past couple years. However, they can still break the budget. Sometimes, you just wish you didn't need a 3D printer to get 3D prints. But that dream may be more of a reality than you may realize.

If there is one problem to be named with phone chargers. It would be the breaking cable. Everyone has encountered this at some point. You know that sad cable that served you so well. If you need your cable to hold on longer, then look no further. This is the solution!

The Flashforge Dreamer is a really well-rounded machine. It is capable of dual-color prints, however it really excels in its support of materials. It can print PLA, ABS and a plethora of other exotic materials including Wood. The company behind this product is very helpful and they also respond quickly to questions. The build dimensions on the this printer are 230 x 150 x 140. I found this extra size comes in handy later for big prints. For more details on why I love this printer read on.

This is just an update on my blog and why I haven't been posting recently. If you were having questions regarding the website status, then maybe this can help answer them for you.

Guess what? It's that time again. What time? The time where I review various software and 3D modeling and printing related software. Join me as I cover the in-and-outs of what I thought about this software.

This model is based on Galaga 88' ship from the classic arcade games. I designed this model in Tinkercad, and this review covers the printing and my thoughts on it and its awesomeness.

Choosing the right paint can be a tough choice. But recently I painted some of my models and hopefully some of the information I learned can be of use to you.

Making charms for necklaces can be fun. Making charms that look like things from your favorite games for necklaces is more fun. This article covers the production and printing of a model that I designed personally.