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An infill pattern can be both aesthetically pleasing and super strong. Find out all about the wonders of Cura's gyroid infill.
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Certain materials, such as ABS, print best when in a heated 3D printer enclosure. Read on to find the best options for heating your setup!
Still a challenging material to 3D print, Silicone is now more accessible as new 3D printers enter the market. Discover silicone 3D printing!
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Avoid unnecessary costs and become a frugal maker with the following 20 great tips to reduce your 3D printing cost.
Anycubic Photon Workshop is a great program for Anycubic printers. Read on to learn all about this slicer and getting started!
The Snapmaker 2.0 A350 3-In-1 3D printer, laser engraver/cutter, and CNC mill is our budget pick for 3-In-1 machines. Check out our review to find out why.
POM, often called Delrin or acetal, is a very popular engineering plastic. Find out how it stacks up when used in 3D printing.