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An overview of ten winter 3D prints for 2026: Christmas ornaments, LED candle holders, mini trees, gift tags, cookie cutters, gift card boxes and small fidget gifts. Includes filament and safety recommendations.
A practical guide to choosing between Gridfinity boxes, Skadis accessories and Multiboard panels. Find out what belongs in a drawer, what belongs on the wall and how to start without unnecessary plastic printing.
An overview of ten types of multicolor 3D prints where AMS, MMU, or a toolchanger really make sense. The article presents practical models, slicer tips, and ways to reduce waste during filament changes.
An overview of ten popular 3D prints for 2026: articulated dragons, flexi animals, haptic sliders, geared spinners, and quiet sensory aids. Practical advice on material, colors, part size, and safety.
An overview of 10 practical 3D prints for cars and outdoors, with clear recommendations on when PETG is sufficient, when PLA will fail, and when to choose ASA or PET-CF for heat, sunlight, and long-term loads.
A practical overview of ten 3D prints for the garden and balcony: labels, clips, supports, self-watering solutions, irrigation holders, and modular hydroponics. Each tip includes material recommendations based on sunlight, water, and heat.
A practical selection of 10 useful 3D prints for camping, festivals, and trips in 2026. We explain what to print from PETG, where PLA is sufficient, which load limits to observe, and what to avoid outdoors.
A practical selection of ten summer 3D prints for 2026: drink holders, beach boxes, clips, hooks, travel organizers, and small repairs. For each tip, you will find the recommended material and a clear rule for when PLA is sufficient and when to choose PETG or ASA.
Failed prints, supports, and purge towers from multicolor printing are useful only if you sort them right next to the printer. Separate PLA, PETG, and PS, keep the material clean, and treat home filament production as a demanding project rather than a quick waste solution.
Recycled PLA and PETG filament can be a practical, more eco-friendly choice if it comes from clean manufacturing waste and the manufacturer provides specific data. This article covers the differences from regular filament, suitable uses, limitations, and printing tips.
PLA is often described as an environmentally friendly and biodegradable material. In practice, however, an ordinary 3D print will not break down in garden compost or mixed waste. This article explains when it makes sense to talk about industrial composting and how to handle failed prints more responsibly.
A practical guide for hobbyist makers: when recycled PLA or PETG is worthwhile, how refill filament works, what to expect from colors, and when a standard spool is the better choice.
A practical guide to 3D printing waste: how to sort PLA and PETG, why purge towers and supports generally do not belong in regular recycling, what to reuse at home and when a home extruder or recycling service is worthwhile.
Smart spools can automatically read the material, color, and profile, but not all systems are equally open. Find out when Bambu RFID is convenient, why OpenPrintTag matters, and what to watch out for with refills and your own NFC labels.
A practical guide to choosing filament for outdoor 3D printing. PLA is mainly suitable for prototypes and short-term parts, PETG is a good compromise for the garden and balcony, and ASA is the best choice for direct sunlight, higher temperatures, and car accessories.
A practical guide to recognizing damp filament in summer, when to dry PLA, PETG or nylon, and how to store spools in dry conditions so that surface quality, strength and material changes are not affected.
All-in-one machines such as Bambu Lab H2D combine 3D printing, laser engraving, cutting and plotting. They are suitable for creative workshops, schools and small production runs, but they will not replace a specialized laser or conventional printer in every situation.
An enclosed CoreXY printer is worth it when an open machine starts failing with larger parts, fast printing, and technical materials such as ASA, ABS, or PA. This article explains what a chamber and CoreXY mechanics can bring, and when an upgrade makes economic sense.
Bambu Handy is a mobile companion for Bambu Lab printers. It shows print status, sends notifications, enables camera monitoring, and can start prints directly from your phone when verified profiles are available. This article explains when to use the app and when it is better to stick with Bambu Studio.
A practical guide to Bambu Studio: how to set up a printer and filament profile, when to run Flow Dynamics and Flow Rate, and how to address the first layer, supports, AMS, speed, and the most common print defects.
TPU is usually the best first choice for flexible printing, while TPE makes sense for truly soft and rubber-like parts. The article covers the differences, recommended settings, drying procedure, and solutions to the most common problems.
A comparison of PPA-CF, PA6-CF and PAHT-CF for strong functional parts: when to choose each carbon nylon, how to dry it, which nozzle to use and what to watch out for when designing and printing.
Nylon filament is suitable for functional parts that need to withstand friction, impacts, and repeated stress. PA6 offers high performance, PA12 easier printing, and PA-CF stiffness and improved dimensional stability. The key is proper drying, dry storage, and a suitable nozzle.
A practical guide to preparing a 3D model for printing: when to use STL, STEP or 3MF, how to check the scale, how to design clearances and what to verify before exporting.
Owning a 3D printer is worthwhile mainly for regular printing, rapid prototyping, and repeated small parts. For one-off jobs, special materials, and a finished result without the hassle, 3D printing on demand is usually the better option.
Not sure whether to choose FDM, SLA or SLS for your part? This practical comparison explains the differences in cost, strength, detail, surface quality and suitable applications.
A practical guide to gluing, sanding, filling, painting, and smoothing the surface of 3D prints made from PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, TPU, and resin so that they look like a finished product.
This practical guide explains when it is worth using supports in FDM 3D printing, how to choose a support type, how to set spacing, density, and the interface, and how to remove supports after printing without damaging the model.
A perimeter is an outline line that forms the wall of a 3D print. This article explains why the number of perimeters has a major effect on model strength, when to add another wall, and when it is better to address infill, material, or print orientation.
H2S is the most straightforward choice for large functional prints, H2D adds a second nozzle for technical material combinations, and H2C is aimed at frequent multicolor printing with less waste. We clearly explain when each model makes sense.
A comparison of Bambu Lab AMS Lite and AMS 2 Pro in Czech: the main differences, printer compatibility, suitable filaments, spool limitations, and practical advice on when to choose the simpler AMS Lite and when AMS 2 Pro is worth it.
A practical comparison of the Prusa Core One L and Bambu Lab H2S for workshops, schools, designers, and home enthusiasts. When does the more open and serviceable Prusa make sense, and when is the larger, more automated Bambu with AMS worth it?
Comparison of the QIDI Q2, Q2C and Q1 Pro: differences in chamber, volume, hotend and materials, plus practical advice on which compact CoreXY printer to choose.
The Snapmaker U1 is an interesting four-head 3D printer for fast multi-color printing with significantly less waste. Compared with Bambu Lab, it makes the most sense where you frequently change colors or materials, but it does not always replace a more mature ecosystem and more enclosed design.
Practical ideas for what to print on a 3D printer: organizers, holders, repairs, workshop aids, outdoor parts, and advice on when to choose PLA, PETG, ASA, or TPU.
3D printing pays off in manufacturing mainly for smaller batches, fixtures, custom parts, and designs that are still changing. Find out when it makes more sense than CNC milling or injection molding.
An overview of the most common FDM 3D printing errors with a practical troubleshooting procedure: first layer, warping, stringing, under-extrusion, layer shifts, cracking, blobs, overhangs, and a clogged nozzle.
Wet filament causes popping at the nozzle, stringing, bubbles, a poorer surface, and weaker layers. Find out when a filament dryer makes sense, which parameters to look for when choosing one, and why the Creality Space Pi is a practical choice for standard PLA, PETG, TPU, and engineering materials.
A practical comparison of carbon-fiber composite filaments: when to choose PETG-CF, ASA-CF, PA6-CF or PAHT-CF and what to watch out for when printing.
Not sure whether to print with PLA, PETG, or ASA? This practical comparison explains when to choose easy-to-print PLA, more durable PETG, and when demanding ASA is worthwhile for outdoor parts.
A practical guide to FDM 3D printing strength: how to choose the material, orient the model, and set the walls, infill, layer height, temperature, and cooling so that functional parts do not crack where they should not.
A practical guide to choosing between MMU3, INDX, and a toolchanger for multicolor and multimaterial 3D printing. Explains the differences in waste, speed, price, and operating complexity.
The Bambu Lab A2L is a large-format alternative to the A1 and approaches the P1S in price. It is best suited to large PLA/PETG prints, cosplay, decorations and batch printing. The P1S remains better for ABS, ASA and an enclosed printing environment.
Wet filament often looks like incorrectly set retraction, but the cause is usually in the material. This article explains the symptoms in PLA, PETG, TPU, and nylon, when a drybox with silica gel is enough, and when an active dryer or AMS with active drying is worthwhile.
The A2L Combo mainly brings a significantly larger build volume and new possibilities for large hobby projects. However, upgrading from the A1 Combo is worthwhile only if the build plate size is genuinely limiting you.
Carbon fiber-filled, glow-in-the-dark, and other filled filaments can quickly wear out a brass nozzle. In this article, we explain when to choose a hardened nozzle, why a 0.6 mm diameter often makes sense, and how to adjust the profile for PLA-CF, PETG-CF, or PA-CF.
A practical guide to choosing filament for a Czech summer: when PLA is sufficient, when PETG is better, and why ASA is the safest choice for sunlight, cars, and long-term outdoor parts.
OpenPrintTag offers an open way to store filament information directly on the spool. Find out how NFC tags help identify the material, color, print profile, and remaining filament before a long print.
Two nozzles are not just for impressive multimaterial printing. With ordinary FDM prints, they mainly help with supports: cleaner bottom surfaces, less waste, faster material switching, and a lower risk of damaging the finished part.
Prusa ColorMix makes it possible to create new shades in FDM printing by alternating layers from several filaments. It is particularly suitable for decorations, figurines, and creative multimaterial printing, but an exact filament shade still has its place for specific orders.
The Bambu Lab X2D brings full-fledged dual extrusion to desktop 3D printing in a compact body, along with high speed, smart features, and safer printing of demanding materials. Find out what it can do.
The Bambu Lab X2D will be officially unveiled on 14 April 2026 as a new dual high‑end CoreXY machine. How will it fit into the H2D/H2C ecosystem, what do the leaks suggest and what does it mean for current X1/P‑series owners?
A comparison of the four most widely used slicers—Orca Slicer, Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer and Cura. What are the differences between them, which 3D printers are they suitable for and which one should you choose based on your needs?
A guide to properly gluing PLA prints: which adhesive to choose, how to prepare the surface, when to use epoxy, when to “weld” with filament, and how to achieve strong and clean joints.
Are you just getting started with a Bambu Lab 3D printer? Learn how to work in Bambu Studio step by step – from installation and initial printer setup to practical tips on profiles, supports, and multicolor printing.
The Original Prusa XL can now handle real two-component silicone thanks to the new plug-and-play Filament2 toolhead. How does it work, what can it do, and which projects is it suitable for? A clear and practical overview.
AtomForm Palette 300 is a new 12-nozzle, up-to-36-color FDM 3D printer introduced at CES 2026. How does it work, who is it for, and how does it differ from AMS/MMU systems?
The Prusa Core One with the Bondtech INDX toolchanger brings 8-material printing without purge towers and unnecessary waste. Find out how it works, how it differs from MMU, and who it is worth it for.
DLMS/DMLS is a cutting-edge metal 3D printing method for the aerospace, healthcare, and automotive industries. How exactly does it work, what are its advantages and limitations, and when is it worth considering?
