3D prints can take to the skies in many forms: as RC models, drones, or even as parts of real aircraft. However, today we are…

There are many reasons why you would want to cut a 3D model into more pieces and print those separately. An insufficient print volume is…

You may have noticed that there are new infill patterns in our new version of PrusaSlicer (2.3). Now, with the sheer amount of options, you…

The year 2020 is finally over and I think it goes without saying that it was pretty tough for many of us. However, despite (or…

The final version of PrusaSlicer 2.3 with Paint-on supports, Monotonic infill and Ironing is out! Big thanks to all of you who tested alpha, beta…

We are excited to announce that we once again expand our Prusament portfolio, this time with 6 colors of new, unconventional material PVB. This type…

For many of us, the cold months are upon us which means even beyond the ongoing need to stay away from others due to the…

Quick, there’s no time to explain! Here are a few models, which will make awesome Christmas gifts: Keychain smartphone stand You can print many of…

The top surface of 3D prints is typically not perfectly smooth. As the nozzle draws the perimeters and solid infill, small gaps and ridges remain…

I think it will come as no surprise when I say that many of us here at Prusa Research are not just technology geeks -…