As impressive as the 3D printing process is, it can also be a bit time consuming. You are creating something out of nothing after all, and your printer needs to dispense and layer every square inch of ...
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9 slicer defaults I consider before every 3D print
Slice, slice, baby.
Strength in 3D printing has a funny habit of hiding in places you can’t see. A part might feel rock-solid in your hand, survive a few drops, and still be composed more of air than plastic. On the ...
IBM is exploring a way to turn empty 3D printed cavities into engineered features instead of unused air.
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