This device recycles plastic water bottles into 3D printing filament (and it's open source) We look at a device that helps save the planet by recycling plastic water bottles into 3D printer filament.

That's where the open-source nature of the device comes in. Pearce and his team have made everything required to build the printer, including detailed plans, software and firmware, freely available.

The FoldaRap open-source 3D printer can be folded to fit into your rucksack and prints objects on the go. French designer Emmanuel Gilloz developed the 140x140x140mm device over the course of ...

Windows 7 – open the Control Panel, open Devices and Printers. To remove a printer, just right-click the printer and select “Remove Device” or “Delete,” depending on what Windows version ...

There is a double-edged sword to having internet-enabled 3D printers. Like other Internet of Things (IoT) devices, they may open potential back doors for hacking and breaches.

On Windows 11, you can set up a wired or Wi-Fi printer, and in this guide, I'll show you how, whether it's a new and modern or old printer.

A group of Little Printer enthusiasts on GitHub collaborated to get the device back online through an open-source server called Sirius. Nord Projects then designed a Little Printers iOS app that ...