Build an Infinitely Customizable Gaming Table With These 3D Printer Plans The StageTop, a new Kickstarter from Gut Shot Games, lets you print and assemble any size gaming table at home.

In this article, we’ll highlight one such piece, and show you how to build a nifty little end table using a 3D printed part and a few basic building materials.

In this Instructable, [Wayne Mason-Drust] shares the step by step guide on how to make a cool, good-looking, 3D printer based on the Ikea LACK table. From an Ikea lantern weather station to a ...

Step-by step plans to make three tables that take the space of one, with 3D animation and master-level blueprints ...

Got a bunch of home-improvement dreams but you’re not quite sure where to start? Let a free or inexpensive three-dimensional floor plan program be your guide. While making a 3D model is no ...

He also utilized 3D-printed parts for the engine mounting supports. Those mate up to hand-built and finished oak pieces. Atop the block is another bit of oak that hold the glass table top.

Now a group of engineers wants to create a standardized, usable OS for all 3D printers, ensuring that any time you click a button to print a 3D model you’ll see exactly the same screens and ...