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We compiled tests of popular 3D printing infill patterns to reveal which geometries offer the best strength and structural integrity.
In 3D printing, infill plays an important role in a part's strength, structure, and weight. Read on to learn more about it.
Let us help you with Ender 3 Cura settings! Enjoy perfect prints with the best Ender 3 (V2/Pro) Cura profile for your needs.
Slicing software can patch most minor issues in your STLs, but it can't reconstruct missing geometry, resolve deep structural faults, or handle tangled meshes. Here's what you need.
Stop the guesswork and start printing. From exposure times to lift speeds, we’ve got the Elegoo resin settings you need to eliminate failures and capture every crisp detail.
Retraction settings are some of the most important values to tune for a great print. Let's check out Orca Slicer's retraction settings!
When you’re just setting out 3D printing, don’t overthink the slicer. Picking the right one for you is probably much simpler than it seems.
A temperature tower is quick, cheap, and useful. With one small print, you can learn a lot about how your filament behaves and dial in cleaner, stronger, more reliable 3D prints.
Infill can look cool, add strength, and save money, but it all depends on the print. Find the best Cura infill patterns for your application.
Mystified on how to best support your objects in Bambu Studio? Fear not, all Bambu Studio support settings are here! Read all about them.
Prusa Research has dropped a beta of PrusaSlicer 2.9.6 alongside an EasyPrint update, both shipping Prusa ColorMix – the company's take on the FullSpectrum filament mixing technique that’s spread across desktop slicers in the past three months.
OrcaSlicer hit version 2.4.0 alpha on May 25, with a release that bundles a handful of welcome new features alongside something more strategically significant: Orca Cloud, the project's own centralized profile and synchronization platform.
Not all slicers are created equal! Read about the slicers for the Ender 3 (V2/Pro/S1/Neo/V3) and find the best Ender 3 slicer for your needs.
In Orca Slicer, fuzzy skin is one of the easiest tool you can use to add texture to your prints. Read on to find out why and how to use it!
A Z seam is a visible line of imperfections running down the side of a print. With Cura, Z seams can be no more! Read on to learn how.
Slicing models for resin 3D printing has a few extra considerations. Check out our picks for the best SLA slicer software. Most are free!
Z offset is an important feature to get right. Learn how to correctly set your Ender 3 V2 Z offset so that you can optimize your 3D prints!
Ironing is a useful slicing feature that can smooth out the top layer of 3D prints. Read on to learn all about Cura ironing settings!
The best temperature, print speed, and retraction settings, among others. Read on for the best Ender 3 S1 & S1 Pro Cura slicer profiles.
A project to explore layer mixing has resulted in Snapmaker Orca Full Spectrum, a slicer variant that introduces color-mixing functionality for theoretically limitless color 3D printing. I’ve tested it out and the results are astonishing.