Showing articles written by Mikolas Zuza

The fifth designer contest on PrusaPrinters.org is here and it’s all about sculpting! Model your favorite movie character, animal, monster, D&D miniature, or any other…

During the first Prusa Hackathon, which you can check in our short video, we decided to invite our long-time GitHub contributors to talk about current…

There is something very satisfying about physical knobs and buttons. Unlike various software sliders that you drag with your cursor, you can feel when a…

There are a number of 3D printing applications that can make a big difference in someone’s quality of life. The e-NABLE and Team UnLimbited projects,…

Robots, automatic pet feeders, movie props, drones – the list of cool projects that combine the power of 3D printing and electronics is endless. That…

Creating a 3D model just by taking lots of pictures of a real object? Yes! Photogrammetry is back – and it’s easier to use, gives…

The default nozzle diameter for most of today’s printers is 0.4 mm, and the nozzles used in Original Prusa i3 MK3S+ and the MINI printers…

The main focus of our previous articles was often the pre-production or production phase of 3D printing process: how to cut an object, how to…

The core of FDM technology is extruding melted plastic, where each layer is laid on top of the previous, already cooled down and solidified layer. There…

Maybe you have already seen some of those fancy enclosures people build for their printers. How do they work? And do they work? Today, we…