3D Printer Filament
We've scoured the flooded 3D printer material market to create this list of the best 3D printer filaments fit for any purpose.
A favorite in the 3D printing world, MatterHackers' filament is worth checking out. Discover their extensive catalog!
Hatchbox offers a large variety of filaments at a decent price, marketed to hobbyists looking for good quality materials on a budget. Is it worth the investment? We've got a reel of Hatchbox PLA to test, so 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.
Creality is expanding again, this time by entering the material space. Read on to find out all about Creality filament!
Fiberlogy is a lesser-known filament manufacturer doing some great things in the space. Read on for all you need to know about Fiberlogy!
Printing with budget ABS seems like a bad idea, especially given it's fickle nature. So it's a good thing MatterHackers offers a quality ABS for a reasonable price. Does it hold up to their claims? Let's find out!
So you're thinking about trying out some AmazonBasics PETG filament? We don't blame you, the prices are close to unbeatable, but does this material really stand up to Amazon's claims? Find out!
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Metal 3D printing filaments are perfect for busts, figurines, and other 3D models. But in order to achieve that true metal look, you have to know how to properly post-process your metal 3D print. This weekend, get familiar with polishing and oxidizing techniques that will help your 3D print shine.
Have you been wondering which budget 3D printer to buy? Check out the Monoprice MP Select Mini 3D Printed V2 costing just $219.
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!
Polymaker has a variety of product lines, almost all of which focus on filaments. Learn about the company's origins and their materials.
Looking for higher durability and more thermal resistance? ABS might be the material for you. Check out our review of Hatchbox ABS, a popular budget-friendly option.
Empty filament spools are a nuisance. Hacking objects is not. With 3D printing you can turn a spent spool into a handy storage solution.
No, it’s not April 1rst: A chinese company claims to have invented an eco-friendly material made from rice and wheat stalks. It might be more eco-friendly than PLA.
Prusa Research has been cooking up some new materials for use in both FDM and resin 3D printers. Here's the latest.
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!
Color-changing is back in style to bring cool effects to your 3D prints. Read on to see the best color-changing filament options!
ColorFabb is carrying Igus filaments, which were created for simple processing and boast excellent wear values.
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!