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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.
