As a kid, Jason Allemann always loved building stuff with LEGO bricks -- but now that he's an adult, his brick-stacking game is on a whole different level. On his website, JK Brickworks, Allemann ...

We love Lego here at Geeky Gadgets, and we have featured a number of cool creations built using Lego. The latest one is this amazing Lego Felt Tip Printer. This incredible printer was built from ...

Hello World! One Lego enthusiast has made a working https://www.pcworld.com/products/printers.html using spare Lego bricks, a felt-tip pen, a few mechanical parts ...

A 29-year-old computer programmer from Manchester has taken his childhood love of Lego a step further and created a fully-functional Lego and felt-tip pen printer. Lego has long been a decisively cool ...

The PriNXT may not be the first functioning printer made of Lego, but given that it was made by 14-year old Lego Mindstorms wunderkind Leon Overweel, we won't hold that against it. The printer employs ...

Imagine the power to clone your favorite LEGO piece—not just any piece, but let’s say, one that costs €50 second-hand. [Balazs] from RacingBrick posed this exact question: can a 3D scanner recreate ...

Instructables member, Gosse Adema has used Lego building blocks combined with Nema 17 stepper motors to create his very own and very awesome Lego 3D printer. The 3D printer was crewed using a number ...

Considering that it uses a fat-tipped felt-tip pen, this Lego printer makes a surprisingly detailed image. That's really missing the point, though: This is a frackin' Lego machine that can draw! It ...

As cool and wonderful as Lego is, those plastic bricks can be tricky to handle if you want to step up from mere constructive play into serious custom-built prototyping. UberBlox hopes to fill that gap ...

It has been used to build a life-sized velociraptor, the Batmobile and a six-foot replica of the space shuttle. Now, Lego is building human skin. Kind of. Scientists from Cardiff University have used ...

What started with a good question at the end of 2013 is now, at the start of 2015, a fledgling startup with venture capital backing. At the helm, a tech entrepreneur too young to drive.