Thanks to an army of creators who are passionate about handmade goods, maker culture is alive and well — which is why 3D printers are now …
Thanks to an army of creators who are passionate about handmade goods, maker culture is alive and well — which is why 3D printers are now more popular than ever. I first became interested in 3D printing a few years ago, when I started making everything from phone stands to tabletop game accessories to a sweet mini Millennium Falcon. 3D printing technology has come a long way since then, and I’ve doubled down by getting into 3D scanning and even laser cutting, which lets you sculpt real-world designs from leather and wood.
