3D printing is used to create jewelry, furniture, tools, prosthetics, hearing aids, foods and even toys. Here's how you can make your own 3D-printed toys.

Make the toys of your childhood dreams right in the comfort of your home with the Toybox 3D Printer. This game-changing invention is easy-to-use and geared toward kids and adults alike.

The toy industry is among the biggest beneficiaries of the technology. Toys already tend to be small and made out of plastic, making it easy to 3D print them.

However, Mattel mentions "additional design content and branded options" coming soon, which could mean kids 3D printing Hot Wheels, Barbie, or other similar toys.

We've been waiting years for 3D printing to finally be simple enough for mainstream consumers -- and now, it looks like Mattel might be the first company to make that happen. At NYC's Toy Fair ...

This Shark Tank-Approved 3D Printer For Toys Just Dropped Its Price By ... Designed to be super easy to use, this family-friendly 3D printer has a one-touch design and doesn’t require any knife ...

The ThingMaker 3D is an aggressively priced ($300) 3D printer that pairs with an app to allow kids to create a wide range of toys than span both jewelry and figurines.

The $599 Bambu P1P is absolutely the easiest, most reliable 3D printer I’ve used — here’s how it stacks up to the similarly priced Creality K1C.

Along with keeping your pets occupied, there are several 3D-printed toys that can help stimulate your pets' brains and make them more mentally active. The fact that such toys also give access to ...

Anyone who’s ever emptied a pool or stolen gas from a car’s tank knows how a siphon works, but that doesn’t make this 3D printed Wave toy seem any less magical. Seeing it in action you’d ...

The Cocoa Press is a 3D printer that prints chocolate. It costs $1,499 as a DIY kit, and $3,995 prebuilt. It’s shipping now.