3D Printer Filament
For 3D printing enthusiasts, controlling filament quality is crucial. Make sure your filament dryer is as perfect as can be with these mods!
ABS is the most-used home 3D printer filament after PLA. Check out our guide to the best ABS filament brands on the market.
Color-changing is back in style to bring cool effects to your 3D prints. Read on to see the best color-changing filament options!
ABS+/plus is meant to solve one of the biggest issues of printing ABS: warping! Read on to see if it's true and learn all about ABS+!
Creality is expanding again, this time by entering the material space. Read on to find out all about Creality filament!
PETG is one of the most popular filaments for FDM printing. Read on to find out how it's made and how to use it!
Want to try HIPS filament? Learn all about HIPS in this simple guide, covering the basics and the best HIPS filament brands you can find.
Neither a big industrial machine nor the newest home 3D printer was the star at TCT show in Birmingham. It was a fully 3D printed pinball machine.
Printing with PLA offers many advantages, but temperature resistance is not one of them. Discover the best heat-resistant PLA filaments!
In addition to printers, Ultimaker manufactures filaments in a variety of materials. Read on to learn more about Ultimaker filament options!
With many budget filament options lacking in quality, MatterHackers Build Series PLA seems like a good choice for the majority of 3D printer users. The question is, how good is it really? Let's find out!
PLA is by far the most popular FDM 3D printing material. Get down to business with this quick rundown of its ideal print settings and applications.
For those looking to 3D print on the cheap, AmazonBasics filaments seem to be a perfect solution. But are they really all that good? We got a spool of PLA to test, so let's find out!
Empty filament spools are a nuisance. Hacking objects is not. With 3D printing you can turn a spent spool into a handy storage solution.
Instructables member Ian McMill shows how to make a filament extruder for less than $150. The machine can produce PLA and ABS filament.
Sick of sanding away layer lines? Try out one of these PVB filament options to get the smoothest and silkiest prints out there!
3D printing recycled plastic reduces waste and saves money. Read on to learn how to 3D print recycled plastic today!
Looking for a filament to use in your engineering projects? MatterHackers' NylonX may be for you. Follow along as we test a spool out!
Many people are intrigued by so-called "exotic" wood-infused PLA blends. Let's try Hatchbox's version, which comes at their typical low price point!