Back in January, South Africa's Hans Fouche demonstrated the capabilities of his custom-made Cheetah 3D printer by creating a full-sized lawnmower. Last month saw the release of the Cheetah 2, which ...

This intricate, lightweight "Greenaxe" electric guitar by Olaf Diegel shows off a new 3D printing technique that turns waste products like sawdust into high-strength, production-grade wood parts that ...

When we think of 3D printed parts for our projects, most of us imagine little bits like brackets and mounting plates. Perhaps the occasional printed project enclosure. But if you’ve got a big custom ...

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Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Guitarists of the Pete Townshend school wouldn't be impressed, but their managers would be. The Who's pioneering instrument-smasher ...

The guitar swings through the air, arcing toward the amps stacked alongside the stage at the Miami club. But rather than splintering into pieces, it bounces back into the hands of neo-classical metal ...

CANTON, Ohio (WJW) — Each year, Canton City Schools pre-engineering students use 3D design and printing skills to “make people’s lives better,” said teacher Chad Weaver. In Nehemiah Culver’s case, he ...

Only a few weeks ago we brought you the newest print to come from Hans Fouche and his company Fouche 3D Printing – a working acoustic guitar 3D printed on the company’s signature Cheetah printers.

This new guitar design is going to shake up the music world. It may even motivate "air guitar" aficionados to pick up this ultra-light real guitar. Derek Manson at One.61, a New Zealand Product ...

Musicians don’t own 10 or 20 different guitars just because they want to rock out with different looking instruments from time to time. Different types of electric guitars produce drastically ...

A visit to the hardware hacking area of the recent Hacker Hotel hacker camp in the Netherlands would bring plenty of interesting pieces of hardware to delight the eye. Among them though was one to ...