Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and nothing says, “I love you” like giving your special someone their very own 3D printed heart! We’ve put together a tutorial to teach you how to create one yourself!
With the explosion of 3D printing in the past few years, at-home 3D printers are becoming more and more affordable. This means that more and more people are relying less on ordering 3D prints and instead joining the 3D printing movement as makers armed with their own FDM printers.
This means that a whole new population of people is looking for high-quality designs to print at home, but not all prints are FDM printable. So, how do you design an FDM compatible 3D print?
We are looking for a crazy talented UX/UI designer to join our family full time and help build our design culture from our Vancouver office!
Pinshape featured designer of the month, Eileen Bowen (a.k.a, Silverbeam), talks about her journey from 3D effects school to 3D printing, how she got into 3D printed ball-jointed doll design, and more!
