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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 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.
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.
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 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?
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.
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 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.
