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 ...

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 ...

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.

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.

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.

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 ...