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Snapmaker is having a clear-out. Filaments, engraving materials, accessories, tool modules, and, last but most certainly not least, the original Snapmaker all-in-one machine are all available for less than usual.
Need a bronze model that's hard to make using traditional methods? Check out some of these bronze 3D printing processes! You'll be glad you did.
The Raise3D E2 is an industrial-grade machine and a new addition to the market of the "school-friendly" printers. Read on as we review its specs.
The Ender 3 is exceptional at pushing filament, but stringing can still be a problem. Read on to find how to perfect your Ender 3 retraction settings and clear the cobwebs!
You might not think of paper as a suitable medium for constructing 3D models, but it's actually quite potent. Check out this guide on 3D paper modeling to learn more.
Is the new FlashForge Finder Lite the perfect entry-level 3D printer or are you better off with the fancier version? Read on for our take of this printer’s specs.
Dimensions and sizes can be very confusing, even on the popular Ender 3. Keep reading to find out what secrets the Ender 3 dimensions hold.
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Are you a true Potterhead? Discover these magical Harry Potter STL files to decorate your personal spaces with awesome Harry Potter 3D prints!
Prototyping a product can be costly and slow, but using 3D prototyping, or rapid prototyping, you can iterate efficiently. Explore this method in the following guide.
Looking for the best OctoPrint timelapse settings? If you want to acheive the perfect Octolapse, check out this simple guide.
Although born in the mid-1980s, 3D printing has seen tremendous development in 2011, achieving a 29.4% growth in a year, far ahead of the 26.4% collective historical growth of the industry at that time.
