A container of plastic toes made on a 3D-printer by Michael Satterlee, founder of the business SoleFully, are stored at the SoleFully Warehouse on Tuesday in Clifton Park. The 17-year-old entrepreneur ...

Roughly 10 percent of Cobra's clubs include some 3D-printed component. Veteran employee Ryan Roach believes that number could ...

The 3D-printed motor matched or outperformed comparable motors made with conventional manufacturing — and only cost 50 cents ...

Michael Satterlee is the founder of Cruise Cup, the company behind the viral tactical reload can holder.Dylan Ethier Earlier this year, Michael Satterlee posted a video chugging a Dr Pepper from his ...

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi examine Hanger’s 2025 acquisition of Point Designs, tracing its University of ...

They teamed up with 3D printing startup and marketplace Shapeways and had six designers put their spin on this revered ...

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Calling all hobbyists, entrepreneurs and anyone who loves to tinker: there is a new shop in town, or at least there will be on Thursday. Steam Factory, a 3D printing business in St. Paul, is set to ...

Ben Wynne of Intrepid Automation faces the difficulties of 3D printing as a production method in manufacturing.

Over the course of about three months, about 50 U.S. military service members and three operators created the 3D-printed Texas Military Department Training and Innovation Center, which was unveiled at ...

Earlier this year, Michael Satterlee posted a video chugging a Dr Pepper from his "tactical reload can holder." It's like a coozie, but more fun. In the video, as he finishes the beverage, another ...