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3D Glasses Printing using MYRIWELL 3D Pen (Post)
Printing taulman3D Nylon Materials: Best Printer settings(Post)
Temperature NOTE for Nylons:The number one issue we see from printer to printer is the "Displayed" nozzle temperature versus the "Actual" temperature with a bias toward most units printing too c
Happy St. Patrick's Day!(Post) Avoid clogs with PLA Composites and all-metal hotends(Post)Does your printer stop extruding on the first layer? Or does it clog later in a print? Is your print quality inconsistent with missing cross-sections? Or does your printer fail on small, intri
What is ABS?(Page) MYRIWELL 3D Printing Pen is now available in 4 colors only $88!(Post)Features: Printing Speed: 65ms (Adjustable) Extruding Temp: 160r`C ~ 260r`C Barrel Temp: 40r`C ~ 60r`C Nozzle Aperture: 0.4mm Power: 12V 3A Dimension: 184 x 31.5 x 46mm
The world’0Is smallest working power drill created with 3D Printer(Post)The world’0Is smallest working power drill created with 3D Printer March 25th, 2015 byrPAllison Blackburn The world’0Is smallest working power drill has been created by a man in New Zealand but
Spring Grass Cord Cable Holder Organizer’0>(Post)Print out this Cord Cable Organizer’0> and keep the green Spring Grass on your desktop! Both PLA and ABS friendly, 30% infill, 2 shells, color change from ’0Lsoil’0M to ’0Lgrass’0M on 50% of the print
Enjoy 15% Saving w/ our New Cupcake Package (Post)Enjoy 15% Saving w/ our New Cupcake Package Using code LQYO2469P for all filaments, Borosilicate Glass Print Bed and Accessories. Promotion end June 20th 2018.Free "Magic" Flashlight This summer, you
Ten 3D Printed Houses in a Day(Post)Â How do you build 10 fully self-contained homes in under 24 hours? If you're WinSun Decoration Design Engineering Co., you fire up a monumental 3D printing device which uses concrete
What is PLA?(Page)Polylactic acid (PLA) is a bio-degradable po
Winged Victory of Samothrace (3d Printed, 50 hours)(Post)rP The Winged Victory of Samothrace, also called the Nike of Samothrace, is a 2nd-century BC marble sculpture of the Greek goddess Nike (Victory). Since 1884, it has been prominently displayed