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Torture tests used to be everything in 3D printing, here's why you don't hear about them anymore
As the popularity of 3D printing has grown, the prevalence of so-called “torture tests” for 3D printers has waned. This is not a coincidence; these two trends are interlinked (and it’s a good thing).
A very tough, resilient, and lightweight 3D printing composite filament called FilaOne Gray can hold more than 1,000 times its own weight. The secret? Carbon nanotube reinforcement. Don't believe it?
We’re not sure what a typical weekend at [Walter]’s house is like, but we can probably safely assume that any activity taking place is at minimum accompanied by the hum of a 3D printer somewhere in ...
D printer filaments used as ink have progressed to the point where you can print almost anything with the right one — ...
3D printing is undoubtedly one of the coolest consumer technologies to truly explode in popularity in recent years. As 3D printing becomes more and more popular, and more people have access to 3D ...
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My multi-color 3D prints stopped wasting filament when I gave up on printing large parts in one go
Breaking large 3D prints into smaller parts cut my filament waste considerably ...
A very tough, resilient, and lightweight 3D printing composite filament called FilaOne Gray can hold more than 1,000 times its own weight. The secret? Carbon nanotube reinforcement. Don't believe it?
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