We will all have our own 3D printer soon, no doubt. But until we do, here’s a place to design and order your own 3D printer-built black or white nylon jewellery. Play with the builder until you’re happy and then order surprisingly affordable pieces you can say you made yourself.

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MakerBot just unveiled their new 3D printer model with a bigger print surface and the ability to print two colors at the same time. At $2,000 it’s not quite in everyones price range but if you’ve got the cabbage, how awesome would it be to have this new toy on your desktop?

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Designer Daniel Michel chose eight different images of vases that came up during a google image search and combined them into a real-life vase using a 3D printer.

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