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The Sub-Minute Benchy: Inside 3D Printing’s Wildest Speed Record Race
A complete, rules-legal 3DBenchy now prints in under 60 seconds. Inside the Roetz 4.0 vs. Matt the Printing Nerd record race —…
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California’s Ghost-Gun Crackdown Is Right to Worry, Wrong to Regulate the Whole Toolbox
California’s effort to curb untraceable crime guns is defensible in aim but dangerously overbroad in drafting — sweeping in machinists, schools, small…
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Bambu Lab’s A2L is a bigger A1 wearing a craft-cutter hat
Bambu Lab’s A2L gives the A-Series a large bed and a vinyl-cutting trick, but the machine the community actually asked for still…
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Bambu Lab, AGPL, and Why 3D Printer Software Ownership Matters
Bambu Lab’s AGPL dispute shows why open source licensing, cloud control, and printer ownership matter to users.
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Stop Killing Games: Why Game Preservation Became a Consumer Rights Fight
Stop Killing Games has turned server shutdowns and lost purchases into a larger fight over digital ownership.
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Could Nuclear Ships Become Emergency Power Generators?
The Navy is exploring whether nuclear-powered ships could support shore power during emergencies or outages.
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Why You Should Vet Your Chrome Extensions: The Honey Scandal Explained
The Honey browser extension scandal reveals why vetting your Chrome extensions is critical. Learn what happened and how to protect yourself.
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Watch: Mad Scientist BBQ Teaches Smoker Fire Management
Jeremy Yoder of Mad Scientist BBQ teaches the fundamentals of smoker fire management, plus a budget-cut cook as a bonus watch.
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Watch: The Next Layer’s 20 Most Useful 3D Prints
Jonathan Levi of The Next Layer rounds up the 20 most genuinely useful 3D prints he can’t live without, plus the CAD…