
Question of the Week: Footwear 3D Printing
This week’s question relates to how best to perform 3D printing of footwear, specifically, flip flops.
This week’s question relates to how best to perform 3D printing of footwear, specifically, flip flops.
This week’s question is about the availability of ceramic PEEK 3D printing filament.
This week’s question delves into the science of producing life-size head sculptures using 3D scanning and 3D printing.
This week’s question examines the pricing of 3D printer filament.
This week’s question relates to the costing of ceramic 3D printing: what are the options, costs and considerations for 3D printing ceramic jewelry?
This week’s question is about how to learn 3D printing from the beginning.
A reader asks about the type of resins required for a specific 3D printer, and we uncovered a solution.
A reader inquires about the best method for 3D printing an artistic work in metal. We explore several options, some of which are quite expensive.
This week’s question is from reader Rinaldi Gotama, who asks about 3D scanning.
Exactly how dangerous is 3D printer resin, and what do you do about it. We list some thoughts and actions you can take to ensure additional safety.
This week’s question asks how to best store and transport PLA 3D printer material in cold winter conditions.
What options are available for 3D print materials containing long reinforcing fibers?
How can one get involved in 3D printing? There are many ways to learn, use and exploit 3D printing, and we list many ways to do so.
Is 3D printer resin safe? Is it safe when ventilated? The answer is most definitely no, and it’s not because of resin fumes.
Need a theatrical prop? Consider 3D printing it; but you will have to find a 3D model to do so. We present several alternatives for doing so.
Own a DP200 and want to print any material? Find out if Sindoh will ever offer a firmware upgrade to allow use of open materials and avoid requiring cartridges.
This week’s question focuses on how to start a small 3D print business.
This week’s question probes the software required for schools using 3D printing.
This week’s question is about buying 3D printers for schools.
This week’s question is an interesting corporate enquiry.
This week’s question is one we’ve seen a couple of times and deserves an answer.
This week’s question is a bit unusual.
This week’s question relates to the inevitable question, “who fixes my broken 3D printer?”
This week’s question delves into the mysterious world of 3D scanning and 3D modeling, typically unknown territory for 3D printing newbies.
We received an interesting question about resin 3D printers.
This week’s question comes from reader Jim Hohimer.
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