Still using the same basic plastic for all your 3D prints? Discover the ultimate upgrades you actually need for stronger, ...

Choosing the right 3D printing filament isn’t just about color or finish—it’s about reliability, print quality, and making your life easier. From understanding material properties to managing moisture ...

The plastic extrusion robot, developed by Vermont Technical College student Tyler McNaney, allows you to recycle all of that plastic to make usable 3D printing filament. An all-in-one tool, the ...

Purchasing 3D printer filament can be an expensive once you engage in to a lot of 3D printing, and unfortunately once the filament has been used it cannot be easily recycled, generating large amounts ...

Picking the right filament can make or break your 3D prints. From PLA for simple models to engineering-grade composites for functional parts, each material has unique strengths and challenges.

People who like coffee can now make java-based objects with their 3D printers using a coffee filament manufactured by 3Dom USA called Wound Up, produced in partnership with Fargo, North Dakota based ...

The next frontier of desktop 3D printing is multi-material and multi-color prints. Right now, you can buy a dual toolhead for a Lulzbot, and dual toolheads from other companies exist, although they ...