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3DEVO announced an unusual accessory for their thermoplastic recycling system, the GP20 Hybrid Shredder/Granulator.
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3DEVO announced an unusual accessory for their thermoplastic recycling system, the GP20 Hybrid Shredder/Granulator.
BigRep announced a step into an entirely new field for the company: construction 3D printing.
Slant3D has re-invented the ubiquitous 3D printer filament spool, but for some reason it’s not round.
The message said PLA filament for only US$8.50 / kg — could this be true?
Where did the two 3D printer filament diameters come from and what is the difference? Which one is better?
A company claims to have developed the most consistent 3D printer filament ever. But what does this mean?
This week’s question asks how to best store and transport PLA 3D printer material in cold winter conditions.
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After a discussion with Sindoh representatives, it seems the company may be changing their strategy regarding materials.
There seems to be a very interesting 3D printing accessory in the works, the “Spül Tracker”.
This week’s question deals with arithmetic.
I’ve hit this problem twice now this week: is 3mm filament really 3.00mm?
Mosaic Manufacturing announced their latest 3D printing product, the Palette 2.
The developer of Printoid has produced another useful application: RollingUp.
Here’s the situation: a print is running at the lab, and the filament is running short.
Yet another “master spool” concept has been released.
We seem to have two proposed standards seeking acceptance.
Keene Village Plastics, an Ohio-based 3D printer filament manufacturer, announced a reusable spool system they call “The Filament Koil”
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