What’s better for what job? Are there different types of print that work better for different printers? Let's look at 2 popular types of 3D printing materials; PLA and Resin prints. — The field of 3D printing has revolutionized manufacturing and rapid prototyping, offering diverse materials and technologies to bring digital designs to life. Two popular methods of 3D printing, PLA printing, and resin printing, have gained significant attention due to their unique characteristics. …

I’ve spent a lot of time watching Futurama, so when I found a design for my favorite character Zoidberg; I had to print him. — Creator Jasonfull designed this model that I will be printing today. Thingiverse.com is a site where many people post their designs for others to print and enjoy, so you don't have to have any experience making your own designs to get into 3D printing. The printer I'm using right now…

I found an adorable design of a Highland Cow planter that I wanted to print, so I wanted to show you how it turned out. — Most of the designs I print I find on thingiverse.com. I have absolutely no experience making my own designs, and this really kept me from looking into 3d printing more. …

The Sodder Children case is one of the most puzzling and mysterious cases in American history. — On the night of December 24, 1945, the Sodder family, consisting of George and Jennie Sodder and their ten children, went to bed after celebrating Christmas Eve. A few hours later, their house caught fire, and five of their children, aged 5 to 14, disappeared without a trace. The cause…

A woman's badly burned body is found in a remote Norwegian valley, and over 50 years later we still don’t know who she was. A slew of strange clues along with her manner of death has captured people's attention since the day she was found. — On November 29, 1970, the body of an unidentified woman was found in a remote area of the Isdalen Valley near Bergen, Norway. The case has become one of Norway’s most enduring mysteries, with investigators still struggling to unravel the woman’s true identity and the circumstances of her death.

The Keddie murders remain unsolved, despite a thorough investigation that lasted for several years. — On April 12, 1981, the family was found tied up with wire and massacred in their cabin, with no one hearing a sound. Sheila Sharp, who had attended a sleepover and returned home to change for church, discovered the gruesome scene. …

Have you ever heard of the “Cannibal Cop”? — Gilberto Valle was a New York City Police Department officer who made headlines in 2012 for his disturbing online activities. Using fetish chatrooms, Valle shared his fantasies about kidnapping, torturing, raping, killing, and even cannibalizing various women he knew. He even used a police database to find their addresses. Valle’s…

Brett Ryan was a man who lost control and committed a series of heinous crimes, leading to his eventual arrest by the Toronto police. Despite his guilt, the judge saw him as both the perpetrator and victim of the tragedy. — In 2007, 26-year-old Brett Ryan found himself $60,000 in debt and living in a large home on Conference Boulevard with his family, close to the border of Scarborough and Pickering.

The story of Lulonda Flett’s involvement in the torching of a Winnipeg rooming house provides insight into a tragedy that claimed the lives of five people. Flett was eventually sentenced to life in prison for the events that took place in July of 2011. — A massive fire engulfs a home in Winnipeg on July 16, 2011. 8 people were inside at the time, and tragically, 5 of them would lose their lives. At the time of the fire, eight people were inside the home on Austin Street in Winnipeg’s Point Douglas neighborhood, including Flett’s…