Assuming you already have access to a 3D printer, actually printing out the Lego-compatible grips should be dramatically cheaper (think $15 to $20) than a $69.99 cardboard kit from Nintendo. Who ...

The 3D printed molds have to be very strong because you’ll use a vise to squeeze the water out of the pulp. You can use almost any kind of paper unless it is glossy or has a plastic coating.

A 3D cardboard avatar will cost you less than a ticket to see the next 3D "Avatar" movie. Amanda Kooser Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a twist for CNET.

You may also need a foam board or additional cardboard sheet, and packing tape. To determine how large of a box to use, decide what size you want your wall art to be and what 3D shapes you want to ...

14 thoughts on “ Custom Storage Boxes, From Cardboard And 3D Printed Bits ” Doug Leppard says: May 13, 2019 at 8:14 am Very interesting concept. Report comment. Reply.

Before smartphones even existed, Mark McLaughlin, visiting assistant professor of religious studies at William & Mary, had a vision for bringing technology into the classroom. It all started while he ...