By Benjamin Goldschmidt
Ikea is well-known as a manufacturer of cheap flat-pack furniture. However, finding Ikea replacement parts can be a pain. Follow along as we show you how to use a 3D printer to solve your furniture fixing woes.
You've heard the term, but do you really know the answer to the question, what is reverse engineering? For the definition and all the use cases, read on!
Copper is a ubiquitous metal desired for its conductive properties. But did you know you can 3D print it? Explore this guide to copper 3D printing to find out more.
Without a doubt, 3D printing is achieving things not possible only a decade earlier. Dig into this list of amazing 3D printing facts. You'll be surprised.
Plexiglass, a type of acrylic, is a common material used in hobby projects. In this guide we break down how exactly cutting Plexiglass works.
SketchUp and Rhino are both popular and their files sometimes need to be transferred back and forth. Explore the conversion from SketchUp to Rhino files in this brief guide.
Looking for models of Warhammer 40K for 3D printing? Check out the best sites for 3D printed Warhammer stuff to keep you armed in an age where there is only war.
3D printers and CNC mills both use G-code, but have you ever wondered what the difference is? Dip your toes into the world of G-code and explore the differences between 3D printing and CNC milling.
Ever wondered what file types can be converted to and from G-code? Learn about and see examples of what's possible with a G-code converter!
Converting an STL to G-code can be done easily, but converting from G-code to STL can be quite a challenge. Learn how to do it.
Still confused about how to convert STL to STEP? You're in luck. Check out these two straightforward ways to make the conversion!