pDigital fabrication is a cornerstone of the maker community, and in emMake em Volume 75 our diamond issue , we take a fun look at the state of digifab today. In our cover story, we break out of the cartesian box with a look at Nick Seward s weird and wild 3D printer designs, from undulating arms to roving printers. Next, dive into the latest desktop mills, routers and 3D printers with reviews of machines from Bantam Tools, Prusa Research, and more. Plus, get tips for recycling your old prints, adding supports for resin prints, printing in clay, and more.brbrPlus, over 16 projects and skill builders, including pulliFit real AI onto microcontroller with TinyML and ArduinoliliBuild a super efficient rocket stove out of tin cans for your next camping tripliliBeam streaming services to your TV using a Raspberry Pi 4liliCreate an adorable light-up felted mushroom gardenliliAnd much more liul