Many people were looking forward to the brand new firmware 3.9.0 for MK3/S and MK2.5/S and I’m...
It’s been nearly two months since my article about the Coronavirus pandemic and preemptive measures we took...
We are excited to announce that the lineup of our in-house produced filaments - the Prusament -...
Disclaimer: This article is meant only for those who are planning to produce protective face shields in large quantities. If you want to print a…
3D modeling, just like anything else, is about using the right tool for the job. Want to design a mechanical part with well-defined dimensions and sharp…
LARP (Live Action Role Play) is a type of game where people act out their character’s lives. People dressed in theme-based costumes and interact with…
Connecting members of 3D printing communities have an extremely positive effect – more than ever. People can benefit from easier communication and cooperation in many…
Important information regarding updates We have originally published this article on March 18th, 2020 and since it had a great response, we kept on updating…
“And can it print LEGO parts?” This is a question we often hear from people who are considering buying a 3D printer and they wonder…
Lenses, crystals for lightsabers (not real ones, though), lampshades and many other useful things can be actually 3D printed using transparent filaments. However, it takes…
We could 3D print many different things, and not all of them have to be final products. Instead, we could make various tools, templates, containers…or…
Probably everyone involved in practical 3D printing has been thinking about improving the physical and mechanical properties of their prints. You could try out some…
The most common and universal file format for 3D printing is STL. It was released in 1987 and it’s dead simple. An STL file describes…
