What kind of business can I do with a 3D printer?
Nowadays, 3D printing technology has become increasingly accessible, allowing more people to obtain a…
Author: Dario
I dream of a better world, healthier where we are all free. I like to learn, blogging, and the impression of 3D. I hope with this Blog to be able to make a contribution to the community and grow together with you in this beautiful world of 3D printing.
Moisture in 3D printing filaments: Main consequences
The main consequences of humidity in the filaments are: Layers that do not adhere, Threads, Irregular walls, Excess filament in the form of bubbles or…
How to separate objects from an STL and export them individually
To separate objects within the same STL file you will need to use a program like PrusaSlicer to split them. Now you have your model in a file…
What grease to use in 3D printers?
The best grease to use in 3D printers is Teflon grease, or synthetic grease with PTFE. These greases are lubricating and resistant to…
Cura Support configurations
When it comes to printing complex 3D models, supports are an essential part of the process. In Ultimaker Cura, you can customize and adjust a wide range of support…
Cooling Settings in Cura
Cooling settings in Cura allow you to enable layer fans during printing, these ensure that the material is properly cooled before…
How to print in two colors with a single extruder – Cura Ultimaker
Using a slicing software like Cura Ultimaker you can modify the GCode file so that at the right time, you can manually change the filament. This way…
How to make a keychain Spotify for 3D printing in Tinkercad
Spotify is an application for Android, Windows and other platforms, which provides a digital music streaming service. This application allows you to copy and…
How to do maintenance to a 3D printer: a complete Guide
Maintenance of a 3D printer is essential for it to work efficiently, reliably and safely. Today I am going to show you a series of tips…
How to change the size of the nozzle in Cura
To change the nozzle size in Cura you will need to go to the top menu, where the type of filament you are using appears and click…