As one of TPH’s newest offerings, 3D printing has been a viable way for customers to produce just about anything. The myth that 3D printing is an exclusive technology for engineers and architects is simply that – a myth.
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Canadian Doctor Uses A Solar-Powered Suitcase 3D Printer to Make Medical Supplies
Over one billion people lack access to electricity. In many remote areas, simple medical items are expensive and can take weeks or months to arrive in the hands of medical staff.
Download 3D printing files from these five places
Sometimes you need a little help when it comes to design. Many of these sites feature 3D printing files that have a Creative Commons license, which allows people to edit and remix the files to continuously improve what was already there.
Get a first look at our new 3D printing location!
After over 50 years in the printing business, we have expanded into 3D printing! It is very exciting to announce that our first 3D printing store is now open in Toronto.
Read MoreMaker Festival: we came, we saw, we made
On August 1 and 2, Maker Festival took over the Toronto Reference Library and there were two floors worth of makery goodness to explore. A maker is someone who uses their spare time to create things and you may know them as hobbyists – and there was a variety of makers on hand for Makerfest!
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