Most standard 3D printing filaments like PLA are plastic or plastic-based, and so are naturally electrically insulating. However, with newer innovations being researched and released, conductive 3D …
We’re all here because we love 3D printing, but naturally it’s not without its drawbacks. One of the many is that, unless you have access to a …
Although it’s hard to notice, your 3D print doesn’t come out with the exact dimensions as your STL file. Whenever this happens, we call it shrinkage. Because …
3D printer filaments have a limited shelf life, which is why it’s important to keep them dry whenever possible. Filament dryers and drying methods are imperative for …
Environmental concerns are more of a priority than ever, and a lot of us are doing our bit to lower our carbon footprint. With rising concerns about …
Resin printers are known for their fine detailing and high-resolution prints, and Anycubic has been a powerhouse in resin 3D printing for quite a few years now. …
The best flexible filament and the best TPU deliver a tall order. Known for elastic properties similar to rubber, flexible filaments are durable, impact-resistant, and offer an …
Nylon is extremely tough, resistant to heat, large shocks and impacts, and doesn’t scratch or wear down easily — no wonder it’s considered one of the best …
The general-purpose king of 3D printing filament, PLA is by far the most popular FDM printing material. It prints easily while also being compatible with virtually all …
Affordable, ripe for upgrades, and no slouch when it comes to print quality, the Ender 3 is also loved for its broad material compatibility, which covers maker …
Though printing TPU with the Ender 3 can be quite the challenge, Creality’s ever-popular FDM printer is undoubtedly capable of quality prints. This guide will walk you …
For all its affordable DIY appeal, the Ender 3 is far from perfect, not least the lackluster print bed. It’s one of the more upgrade-friendly budget 3D …