We’re far beyond the heyday of the RepRap project, and the Hackaday tip line isn’t seeing multiple Kickstarters for 3D printers ... diameter of the filament. Today, you can get any type ...

Is 3D printing filament mainly an exercise in inefficiency, or is it a clever leveraging of a printer’s capabilities? You be the judge, but it’s pretty clear that some interesting results can ...

Every good 3D print starts with plastic ... as drifting even to 1.8mm in diameter can jam your 3D printer hotend. Next, the filament travels through a buffer, which takes up slack while spools ...

in a process similar to 3D printing. eufyMake says the E1 can create textures as thick as five millimeters deep. Supported materials include wood, metal, glass, leather, and acrylic which can be ...

It supports 3D textures and AI-based image editing tools. UV printers can print onto surfaces such as wood, metal, acrylic, leather, glass, rock, and ceramics by using UV light to rapidly dry ink.