PrusaSlicer: Prusa Research's laminator.

PrusaSlicer is open source software for preparing 3D models for 3D printing. It is especially known for being the software used with Prusa Research brand 3D printers, although it can also be used with other printer models. What is PrusaSlicer It is a 3D laminator…

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How to print a QR code in 3D

To 3D print a QR code you need to use an online application such as Autodesk's Tinkercad. In the basic shapes menu, choose the “shape generators” option and in the magnifying glass on the right write “QR” then choose the QR shape and position it on the plane…

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How to make keychains with 3D names

A fantastic idea to print personalized keyrings are 3D name keyrings. Although it may not seem like it, it is something easy to do and according to what they say is one of the most profitable products for selling 3D models. To make 3D name keychains you will need a program like Photoshop, a…

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Threads in 3D printing (and how to avoid them)

Looking for information on how to eliminate threads in 3D printing, I found that they only talked about the retraction distances and the temperatures of the filaments, leaving aside other important factors. Today I want to share with you all the ways I found to avoid or eliminate threads in 3D printing. For …

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Skirt Border or Balsa Which one to use in Cura?

Skirt Edge or Raft are Cura settings that determine the type of adhesion to the build plate. Its correct use is of vital importance to have good quality 3D prints. Advanced users are already pretty clear on which one to use, but for those just starting out it can…

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Spiralize the outer contour – “Vase mode” by Cura

One of the special modes in Cura is "spiralize outer contour" which is also known as "Vase mode" or "Vase mode" and is mainly used for 3D printing vases. Spiralizing Outer Contour first prints all the bottom layers of the base (of the 3D model) and then starts...

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