If you’ve ever wanted to 3D print your favourite character from Minecraft, or create your own, we have a great place for you to start.

The process of making custom objects for Minecraft and then bringing them into the playable sandbox world of Mojang’s megahit just got easier, thanks to a free 3D design tool called Tinkercad.

Mineways is an open-source program that lets you turn your virtual Minecraft world into a real 3D-printed model.

Your blocky Minecraft worlds could soon invade reality. During a Windows 10 event in New York City, Microsoft revealed that Minecraft players will be able to 3D print their creations next year ...

While TinkerCAD is one of the 3D modeling programs for creating ready-to-print files and exporting in 3D printable format, it doesn't have a built-in slicer like SelfCAD.

[Cody Sumter] and [Jason Boggess] are students at the MIT Media Lab, and they just came up with Minecraft.Print(), an attempt to create a bridge between Minecraft and the real world via 3D ...

Since the inception of 3D printing, Minecraft players have created all kinds of items from the game. Players can print diamond swords, pickaxes, creepers, Steve, and much more from the game.

Tinkercad, that Autodesk-owned, user-friendly 3D modeler is offering up a new feature today that may well prove a compelling proposition for Minecraft users. Fans of the block building, monster ...

Now 3D-printing software called Minecraft.Print () is letting the game’s fans bring their creations into the real world – albeit on a much smaller scale.

According to Microsoft, players will not only be able to export their in-game creations to the new Paint 3D tool, but then 3D print them from the app, so you can have a real live version of your ...