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Last Friday we talked about time and failing. Today we have a more positive thing to say about time, and we printed khakerry's Time Turn...

The other day we picked apart the OpenSCAD code for althepal's six-piece ball puzzle ( Day 239 ), so today we made a simple remix, remov...

Today we printed something useful: thomasforsyth's Clip peg - general purpose  model from Thingiverse. It's not springy and it doesn...

Today we printed althepal's Six-piece soccer ball puzzle from Thingiverse. I have a lot of puzzles like these in my office at work, and...

More shells! This time we printed a model to match  an example from the Khan Academy , so that you can go there and learn how to set up the ...

Tomorrow in calculus we'll be discussing how to approximate volumes of solids of revolution using "shells". This is traditiona...

Today, eight models we've seen before, optimized for printing small and fast. We'll be printing one of these tiny models for each pe...

There is never enough time. Over the past few weeks I have failed miserably at time, specifically at keeping up with this blog on a daily ba...

This semester five students and I have been 3D-printing the knots through 7 crossings in both standard and special configurations, as part ...

We don't have one bed of every size in our house but it seemed like a good idea to print all of the sizes; here we have Twin, Full, Quee...

Continuing our moving series, today we made an OpenSCAD module for making the most important type of furniture at all: bookcases! Here we ha...

Continuing with our (procrastination of) planning for this summer's move, we printed our dining room table and two coffee tables. T...

It's official; we are moving to NYC this summer! This means downsizing from a house to an apartment, and some interesting furniture deci...

Today's post is contributed by Chris Wallace, also known as kitwallace on Thingiverse, and author of The Wallace Line . He is the creat...