From life-saving medical devices to a dress, it seems like almost anything can now be made with 3D printers.
If you can make it through most of these without cringing and yelling “WHY?” then there is something wrong with you.
When something is used or broken (or we just don't want to deal with it) it usually ends up in the trash can.
If your style skews vintage, funky, steampunk or you're just too broke to shell out for fancy fixtures, these homemade alternatives are gonna light you up.
Now I’ve spent a lot of my life selling stuff on eBay. There’ve been serious man-hours spent snapping old leather jackets and battered-in Marshall amps from every scrupulous angle: ...
If you grew up in a progressive, free country then it might be strange to think that some other countries have banned items you may use every day.
Most people these days turn immediately to Google when they need to find the answer to something, so to make this infographic Search Factory, an Australian-based SEO company, ...
