While we don’t often see them in the hobbyist community, 3D printers that can extrude gels and viscous liquids have existed commercially for years, and are increasingly used for biological research.

Have you ever been presented with a photo of yourself but all you can focus on is your teeth? Or put on a bright lipstick and just lost it over how yellow it makes your smile look? You're not alone.

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This 3D printed Shrek toothpaste design is strange, funny, and impossible to ignore. A creative project that shows how playful 3D printing can be.#3DPrintHumor#CreativePrints#MakerCommunity#TechFun ...