You may not have noticed the 3D builder app on Windows 10, but it can help you to build just about anything. We've got the details for you here.

If your hardware is powerful enough for the task, rendering 3D objects isn't too difficult to do with Windows, a Kinect device and some free apps.

Here's a simple registry tweak that will help you delete or remove the 3D Print with 3D Builder entry from the context menu of Windows 10/11.

While 3D printing hasn't lived up to its initial hype, it's still an intriguing market for some consumers, and it could be revitalized once everyone can easily build their own 3D models.

On Friday, Microsoft released its 3D Builder app, which allows Windows 8.1 users to print 3D objects, but not much else.

A new Windows 8.1 app released by Microsoft this morning aims to introduce 3D printing to the average person … or at least the average person with a 3D printer. The company’s “3D Builder ...

3D Printing has taken off with a blast, and with the cheap cost of printers and consumables, you only need imagination, or some good 3D printing apps.

Microsoft said the 3D Builder, the company's first 3D printing application for Windows 8.1, which lets you create almost anything, is available for free.

This Getting started guide on how to use 3D builder app in Windows will show you how to edit objects, duplicate, import and print 3D objects.