In this week's blog post, TheLaserGirls discuss two Fabbaloo articles detailing the the story of Clawz, a startup specializing in 3D printed fingernails, as they tried to establish their product and business, but ended up ceasing operations due to a number of challenges and expenses that come with 3D printing on such a large scale. TheLaserGirls speak to their own experiences when trying to build a business out their 3D printed manicure.

In this week's podcast, TheLaserGirls discuss the release of a brand new printer from Stratasys, which they believe is going to be a game changer for product designers and artists. Chocolate and sugar printers get a mention, along with other hopeful additions to the technology.

In this podcast, TheLaserGirls discuss the how, when, and especially, the why of 3D printing for your cosplay. Can 3D printing be used to elevate your costume? Is it a good resource for those who may not have access to the materials or space to bring your characters to life? Is it an appropriate medium for the thing you want to 3D print? TheLaserGirls tackle all these questions and more using their past experiences.

In this podcast, TheLaserGirls discuss fandom and fanart from a legality perspective. They try to tackle the "gray area" when it comes to creating, displaying, and selling fanart, and how 3D printing may alter the way we think about IP and copyright issues in the future.

For links to referenced articles and works, check out the corresponding blog post at thelasergirlsstudio.com, entitled "PODCAST: Fanart and Copyright."

Long time no see! This week, TheLaserGirls discuss what inspires them to create, and where they go to discover new sparks.

TheLaserGirls have some fun discussing their favorite toys at CES 2016, as well as the future of their blog and upcoming projects- especially their NYCC 2016 cosplays!

In the second part of this epic diptych podcast, TheLaserGirls take an in-depth look at some more common misconceptions of 3D printing, as portrayed in the media, popular culture, and their own personal experiences.

In this epic diptych podcast, TheLaserGirls take an in-depth look at some common misconceptions of 3D printing, as portrayed in the media, popular culture, and their own personal experiences.

In this podcast, TheLaserGirls regale tales from their first week of the 30 Minute Modeling Challenge. They also talk about 3D printing hair and the implications of what could be the first mass-produced 3D printed product, new running shoes by New Balance.

In this week's Podcast, Sarah and Dhemerae relive their experience at this year's New York Comic Con. Hear about their favorite sightings, the mishaps along the way, and what they learned from it all.