The popularity of resin 3D printing is still pretty new, and there are still many unknowns about its byproducts. There are dozens of varieties of resins, all with different characteristics that can affect the quality of the print Every color under the rainbow, ABS-like resin, water-washable, rapid, plant-based, and more
The race for the best home 3D printer is on. Advances and upgrades are coming so fast now that it is hard to keep up. Into the fray emerges FLSUN with the T1 delta-style FDM printer. It’s big, it’s fast, and it’s LOUD. Let’s get into
3D printing is barreling towards a future where the means of production is completely reimagined. We are already seeing it in aerospace, prosthetics, dental implants, toys, and more. As technology advances rapidly, the hobby-level 3D printers available to the mass consumer reap the rewards. No printer is more ubiquitous in
Stay tuned as well have a review for it very shortly, but FLSUN has announced that they’ve launched another ultra-high-speed filament printer, the T1. This Delta printer (that’s to say the arms move, not the bed) is capable of delivering shockingly fast print speeds and some amazing results.
I was blown away by just how easy it was to use the Elegoo Saturn 4. The base unit came with a dazzling array of awesome features, including a new self-leveling function that made everything I threw at it print without even batting a digital eye. Every manufacturer in the
Home 3D printing has entered an era of lightning-fast advances. Companies need to constantly innovate to keep up with the crowded marketplace. The latest and greatest in home printing is Core XY printers with plug-and-play ease of use and consistent quality results. Elegoo has joined the fray with the brand
When the FLSun S1 arrives, it ARRIVES. As you can see in the video below, this printer is large enough to require a crate to ship it. The positive thing is that this means it’s almost fully assembled and ready to print the moment it arrives. Like FLSun’s
There are a lot of ways to wash your prints once they’re complete. I’ve seen people fill a spray bottle with IPA, douse the print, and then towel them off with a microfiber cloth. Other folks use an ultrasonic bath you’d normally use for jewelry. It’s
