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Today's print is very simple: just a snap-around bed frame to model the wooden frame around our king-size bed. As you can see in the pic...

This will be our last week of printing tiny furniture; after a few more days we'll have a full set and will post everything to the Thing...

It's Mother's Day so today I am printing something for my Mom. When I asked her what she would like me to print for her, she suggest...

Today's post is contributed by Scott Sherman, otherwise known as loki3  on Shapeways, where he has a wide variety of exotic dice models,...

Today we look at two objects that I had trouble printing on a Replicator 2 without doing some fixes. Usually when a model won't slice wi...

Here's a secret: I might be a little bit obsessive. With the 3D printing. Of all the tiny furniture. I'm just saying, I think this m...

We are going to leave a lot of furniture behind in the upcoming downsizing move, but there are two pieces we absolutely cannot live without:...

Continuing our 1:50 scale miniature furniture collection, today we added dining room chairs and four-legged stools.  The picture below shows...

Today we printed a large copy of a Rhombic Tricontahedron ( Day 203 ) to give to a doctor friend who is leading the pack of those trying to ...

Continuing from yesterday, today we printed some IKEA Billy bookcases  with height extenders. The height extenders are sold separately and c...

Most of our furniture consists of bookcases, and our go-to bookcases are from  IKEA's Billy bookcase series . The Billys currently come ...

Sometimes things just don't work and I don't know why. For example, the new version of OpenSCAD  is great but I couldn't get it ...

On Day 230 we printed some tiny sofas to try to figure out what will fit in our Brooklyn apartment this summer. (The answer: not much!)  In...

Today we printed a modern 3D-printed version of the classic "taped glasses" fix. A little plastic piece fell off C's glasses a...