Ever since the invention of 3D printers, industries all over the world have utilized it to advance their work. Science, art, education – you name it. The field of medicine has been involved no less. So much so, that it uses 3D printing now to print babies – for medical and diagnostic reasons of course. […]

On-demand manufacturing of parts and tools using 3D printing will dramatically reduce the time it takes to get parts into orbit and increase the safety of space missions while reducing mission costs: “The motto of our project is ‘Make it. Don’t take it'”.

Robert Secor joined Cubee with his six 3D printers, and opened a Printshop called “3D SandBox”. He’s involved in 3D printing since 2018, he invented a smart phone shoulder holder, and he believes that there is no limit to where you can get with 3D printing.

Adam McDonnough, 33 from Arkansas, is a father and husband. He works as a packaging and display Designer, and he is the perfect example of how Cubee can help 3D Makers. Now that he has a link to his personal shop, he can share it with anyone that needs his services.