3D Print Ironing Settings for Perfect Smooth Top Layers
Discover the best 3D print ironing settings for flawless top surfaces. Get smooth, injection-mold-like finishes with this easy step-by-step guide.
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University of Wyoming Researchers Unlock 3D Printing of Soft, Flexible Materials
The University of Wyoming’s Additive Manufacturing Lab, led by Assistant Professor Daniel Rau, is tackling a long-standing challenge in 3D printing: the ability to print soft, elastic materials like elastomers.
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How to Make 3D Printed Parts Fit Perfectly—Every Time
Learn how to design 3D printed parts that fit perfectly every time. From chamfers and tolerances to compliant features and thin walls, this guide covers essential tips for flawless assembly across any printer or material.
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How to Turn Any 3D Print into a Fridge Magnet (Without Glue!)
Learn how to easily embed magnets in your 3D prints to create custom fridge magnets—no glue required! Step-by-step guide using Bambu Studio.
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Gift Ideas for People Who Love 3D Printing
Find the perfect gift for someone who loves 3D printing! From tools and filament to creative upgrades, this guide covers 3D printer gift ideas they’ll actually use.
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Best 3D Printer for Home Use (2025 Guide)
Looking for the best 3D printer for home use in 2025? Check out our top picks for beginners, hobbyists, and small businesses—plus practical tips and tools to get started.
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Awesome Garden 3D Prints Every Green Thumb Will Love
Explore the best Garden 3D Prints to enhance your outdoor space. Great for hobbyists and Etsy sellers alike!
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3D Printing Filament Types: A Friendly Comparison for Beginners & Hobbyists
A friendly guide comparing the most common 3D printing filament types-PLA, ABS, PETG, TPU-to help you choose the right one for your next project.
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5 Useful 3D Prints That you Can Print Right Now
5 Useful 3d prints that are more than just dragons or fidget toys.
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Keeping Your Filament Dry: Why It Matters More Than You Think
Keeping your filament dry can mean the difference between a clean, crisp print and one that looks like a stringy mess. It’s one of those beginner tips that doesn’t sound like a big deal until you’ve wasted hours wondering why your prints are bubbling, brittle, or just flat-out failing.
