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Thanks to an army of creators who have a passion for making things by hand, maker culture is alive and well. My interest in 3D printing started way back in 2018, when I got pretty deep in the weeds, creating everything from tabletop game accessories to phone stands to a sweet mini Millennium Falcon. Since then, 3D printing technology has come a long way, and I’ve doubled down, getting into 3D scanning and even laser cutting, which lets you sculpt real-world designs from wood and leather. 

And right now, 3D printing know-how is more in demand than ever, with everyday citizens designing and printing out PPE equipment to help the fight against COVID-19.