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A question on Hacker News is asking whether people still own a printer at home. The discussion touches on how rarely printing is needed now that documents, tickets and signatures have largely gone digital, and whether a printer is still worth the space, cost and maintenance for occasional use, including practical needs like school forms and paperwork.
- 2Printing a logo on used coffee pucks▼I printed on my used coffee puck, and now the leftovers have a logo
A gadget writer describes printing directly onto a spent coffee puck, branding the leftover grounds after brewing. The stunt turns kitchen waste into a small canvas and highlights creative reuse of disposable items. Commenters and readers are weighing whether it is a clever upcycling idea or a pointless use of a 3D printer or similar printing tool on something destined for the compost bin.
- 3Canon Discounts Reach 30% Off Cameras and Printers●30% Off Canon Promo Codes | October 2026 Save an extra 10% or 30% with Canon coupon codes, plus up to $1,600 on cameras,
Canon is offering promotional discounts of an extra 10% to 30% through coupon codes this October 2026, with savings of up to $1,600 on cameras, printers, and other products. Shoppers browsing for deals on photography and printing gear are being drawn to the promotion, which runs alongside ongoing discount seasons.
- 4New Discussion Guide Released for Teaching Indigenous History Through Film●Teach about Indigenous History and Cultures with film! Deepen understanding and discussion through film. These film-rela
Journeys in Film has released a printer-friendly discussion guide to help educators teach Indigenous history and cultures in the classroom. The organization says its film-based resources support lessons in social studies, history, English language arts, science and other subjects, aiming to deepen student understanding and classroom discussion. Teachers looking for engaging materials on Indigenous topics are being encouraged to use the free guides.
- 5Maker recreates 3D printer tool holder in FreeCAD●I printed a tool holder for my 3D printer. I originally made this ages ago in # SolidWorks . Now, I needed a modified ve
A hobbyist has 3D printed a tool holder for a 3D printer, redesigning a part originally modelled years ago in SolidWorks. Needing a modified version, they rebuilt the model in FreeCAD, calling it an easy job for the open-source CAD software. The post is drawing small attention from the 3D printing and DIY community, with some praise for FreeCAD as a free alternative to commercial design tools.