The real reason plastic goes soft before it melts, and what that means for anything you print in PLA, PETG, or ABS
Discover five proven post-processing techniques to achieve a nearly flawless, injection-molding-like finish on your PETG prints
PETG resists impact, heat, and moisture better than PLA, so these parts hold up to daily use instead of cracking the first time they take a hit.
Find the perfect PETG print settings for your needs by adjusting temperature, stringing, print speed, and retraction settings!
Painting 3D prints can be challenging. Check out our guide to painting plastics like PETG, PLA, ABS, nylon, and more.
Just because it's PLA doesn't mean it's safe for food contact. See which ones actually are and how to use them.
Among 3D printing filaments, PLA, ABS, and PETG are the most popular choices. See the sides to the PLA vs. ABS vs. PETG debate!
Explore our guide to the best PETG filament on the market, and find the right brand for your needs and budget.
PETG is a great material to 3D print with, even if it is a little stringy. Read on for three easy ways to fix PETG stringing!
Try 3D printing PETG on your Ender 3! Learn how to find the best Ender 3 (V2/Pro) PETG settings for your needs.
Wondering what the results are in the battle of PETG vs PLA? Read all about these two filaments to find out which one's best for you.
Gluing 3D prints is a handy skill to have up your sleeve. Check out the best PETG glues for the job, though many work on other materials!
3D printer temperature is an essential setting for success. Read on for the best temperatures for PLA, ABS, PETG, nylon, and TPU!
PET and PETG share nearly the same name, but that one letter — the "G" — changes how PETG prints. Here's why.
When looking at PETG vs ABS, both are common and low-cost materials for functional FDM printing. Read all about how they compare.
Transparent filaments are beautiful and allow us to create awesome prints that really stand out, but how transparent can we print? Let's find out!
The PETG vs ASA filament contest is easy to resolve. Learn about their differences to decide which one's best for you.
If you have broken 3D printed parts, there are several ways to fix them. Let's take a look at how you can repair the most popular materials.
Single-color 3D prints are so passé. Colorize your prints with rainbow PLA and PETG, and read on to learn about the best brands!
3D printing doesn't have to be wasteful! Learn about PLA recycling, composting, and how to reduce waste with other materials like PETG.