By Dibya Chakravorty
G-code is the programming language of your 3D printer. Quickly learn all G-Code commands using our full guide and reference.
Which 3D file formats are there? How do they compare? What should you use? We simply explain the 8 most common 3D file formats used today: STL, OBJ, FBX, COLLADA, 3DS, IGES; STEP, and VRML/X3D.
Struggling with a broken or bloated STL file? Learn to repair STL files with the 3 best free STL repair software tools available right now: Netfabb, Microsoft 3D Tools, and 3D Builder.
The OBJ file format and 3D printing go hand in hand. Find out all you need to know about OBJ file format for CAD and 3D printing in this guide.
Read our easy-to-understand 2018 Cura tutorial to explore the hidden features of the Cura 3D slicer software - that’s where the fun really starts!
So you thought that glow-in the-dark, conductive or magnetic filaments are exotic? You have no idea how exotic things are getting...
3D printing explained: What is 3D printing? What’s 3D printing good for? How does 3D printing work? We simply explain this exciting technology in depth.
In this Tinkercad tutorial for beginners, we will show you in just five easy steps how to create 3D models in Tinkercad. You can do it!
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