With great speed comes great responsibility. Or does it? Check out different high-speed PLAs to see if they're the right choice for you.
Take a look at how PETG vs TPU filaments compare, and discover which one is right for your next 3D printing project!
From rugged carbon fiber composites to elastic silicone materials, we'll help you match the perfect high-performance material to your project's specific demands.
Savings up to 35% on a wide variety of filament is a great deal, especially if tariffs on China kick back in again.
Wondering if you can 3D print rubber? Flexible materials can definitely be 3D printed. Read on to get the full scoop!
eSun is one of the largest filament companies in the world. Read on to learn more about the many eSun filament options!
Carbon fiber has gained popularity for its appearance and material properties. Now, there's carbon fiber PETG. Read on to learn more about it!
With a reported Z axis tensile strength of 60 MPa, the new graphene mesh outperforms 3DXTech by 2.5x and significantly surpasses industry-standard Stratasys Nylon 12CF.
Containing 15% glass fibers, the company says PET-GF15 is a filament “built for strength, stability, and durability”.
PEI is twice as strong and heat resistant as nylon (PA12). Check our recommendations for the best PEI filament brands.
UltiMaker talks with All3DP on why it selected this new metal filament for its material library and the benefits it offers.
PLA and ABS are two of the most common 3D printing materials. Learn the differences between PLA vs ABS filaments and how to print them both!
Prusa keeps disrupting the 3D printing industry, and Prusament filament is no exception. Keep reading to find out all you need to know!
With a bit acetone, 3D prints get a smooth look. Read on to find out if acetone smoothing affects ABS' strength!
Even plant-based PLA often marketed as "green" requires industrial composting facilities to truly decompose. This new material breaks down in ordinary landfills in under five years.
Variable-hardness TPU can deliver parts ranging from super squishy to dense and rubbery depending on how you print it.
A collaboration between Polar Filament and Joe's Computer Museum has resulted in a mega new filament.
By adjusting print temperature, you can customize firmness, rebound, and weight — no new hardware required.
Soft and bendable objects have never been easier to 3D print with a TPU manufactured for consistency, repeatability, and industrial-grade performance, says Prusa Research.
How do you know if your parts should be printed in PLA or PETG? How does PPA compare to PEEK in strength? We uncover the trick to finding out.