A functional 25-horsepower outboard motor is one of the boldest examples of what 3D printing enthusiasts can accomplish. This ...

An enthusiast has created a 3D printer out of Lego bricks that actually works and even printed a Benchy when testing.

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Animating a 3D character from scratch is generally both laborious and expensive, requiring the use of complex software and motion capture tools. Cartwheel wants to make simple animations as easy ...

Established FDM 3D printers designs generally lead themselves well to being scaled up, as long as you keep frame stiffness, alignment and movement in mind. [Ivan Miranda] needed a big printer for h… ...

In part, the name Scratch refers to empowering kids to build projects “from scratch,” as opposed to a “paint-by-numbers” method that doesn’t imbue the same pride of creation.

Finally, it would be really really neat if Scratch could have even a simple networking stack. A networking stack would open up an entire universe of new opportunities for Scratch programing. Since ...