It's easy for mesh irregularities to form when modeling objects in Blender. Smooth edges and more with these nifty smoothing methods!
Accommodating specific needs and specific budgets, check out our list of the best 3D printer metal filament brands on the market right now!
The OBJ file format and 3D printing go hand in hand. Find out all you need to know about the OBJ file format for CAD and 3D printing in this handy guide.
Rigging is commonly used in animation, but it’s also crucial to simulations in Blender. Explore this guide to Blender rigging to complete your modeling experience.
The G28 G-code command brings your machine's axes to their true zero position or home. Read on to learn all about the G28 command!
Using your 3D printer to create molds is not only possible but easy. Check out our simple guide on how to make 3D printed molds yourself.
A filament tangle on a spool is a mess you don't want to have. Read on to find out how to fix it or avoid it entirely!
Chromebooks run Chrome OS, an operating system incompatible with Blender. Read on to learn how to get Blender for Chromebook!
ABS is notorious for its tendency to warp. Check out 5 simple tips on how to prevent your 3D prints from being ruined by ABS warping.
3D files contain a lot more information than you might have thought. Read on to find out which 3D file format is right for your project!
Linear advance can predict nozzle pressure for more consistent extrusion. Read on to learn how to set up linear advance in Marlin!
LightBurn is a great option for laser control software, but if you're after something different, read on for LightBurn alternatives.
Substance Painter isn't your only option to paint and texture 3D models. Read on for some of the best Substance Painter alternatives!
If you're tired of rough motion on your Ender 3 (V2/Pro), linear rails provide super-smooth motion for different axes. Read on to learn more!
Unified bed leveling (UBL) uses an ABL sensor to generate an adjustable leveling mesh. Read on to learn more about Marlin and UBL!
Converting from DXF to G-code is useful for getting your CNC model cut just right. Read on for four great ways to convert DXF to G-code!