A jet of room-temperature water enters a vacuum chamber, breaks into microscopic droplets and, within a fraction of a second, ...

Here’s an interesting way to 3D print with ice: don’t make the room colder. Make the pressure lower. Living in a cold climate ...

[Credit: McGill.ca] 3D printers are getting more and more capable every day, and we’re seeing more that can print with alternative materials. In one recent project, a DIYer experimented with using ...

To print ice structures, researchers use a water jet print head and evaporative cooling in a low-pressure vacuum chamber.

The filament used for 3D printing is useful, but not terribly interesting. Others have taken to printing using other substances, some for notable purposes, others more or less for novelty. The 3D ...