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One thing about living in New York City is that you get a lot of guests. Lots of people come to the city and hotels are too expensive even t...

Today (August 15) I had the great pleasure and honor of attending the final convocation for the 2014 NYU GSTEM program. At this event, 41 y...

Today we modified  Day 344 's Cube net design to make a Tetrahedron net: Here it is mostly folded up. This net is so small that it...

Today we printed designbynumbers' Center of mass manipulatives for calculus classes  from Thingiverse. It worked very well and balanced ...

After richgain 's excellent guest posts walking us through Burr Tools on  Day 348 and  Day 349 , we couldn't resist giving it a tr...

When three bubbles intersect, they do so in a very specific way. Here's what it looks like: Using the OpenSCAD code for this design...

This is the second in a pair of guest posts by Richard Gain ( richgain on Thingiverse), designer and printer of 3D burr puzzles. For richga...

Today's post is contributed by Richard Gain ( richgain on Thingiverse), designer of the nicely-constructed puzzles from  Day 324  and D...

It seems that the MakerBot Desktop software has an upper bound on the number of "self-intersecting faces" that can be in a model. ...

One really cool thing about a fold-out cube is that you can print things on the faces without using supports and then fold up the cube to ge...

This week we're attempting to combine three of our previous designs into one: Print-in-Place Fidget Cube (for the hinges) Poly-Snaps...