Advanced materials such as the Prusament PC Blend Carbon Fiber greatly expand the possibilities of 3D printing and this is why we’re bringing another new material to the market: Prusament PA11 Carbon Fiber Black, a material perfectly suited for use in…
The combination of 3D printing and RC models is a perfect match! We haven’t heard of anyone who printed his own RC car and then got bored of it. On the contrary, people love the possibilities! With a 3D printer, it’s…
We launched Prusament PLA Recycled last December and it became an instant hit, so it only made sense for us to continue our work so we can bring you PETG Recycled! We’re launching it today and we’d like to share some…
Looking back at our blog articles, we’ve noticed one thing: we tend to move further and make more complex projects. These require long testing, thorough planning and usually consume a lot of time. The results are great but we have to…
PLA is the most used material in the world of FFF/FDM 3D printing. It’s safe, easy to use and affordable. After all, our in-house made Prusament PLA is a prime example. With its Galaxy Black, Prusa Orange and Galaxy Silver variations,…
3D printing two-dimensional creations sound silly, and as a waste of 3D printer potential. Is that right? Well, we’ll try to change your mind. Using a 3D printer to print on fabric can have great results and also might save you…
In the first part of the watertightness series, we’ve shown you how to print waterproof vases, bowls, flowerpots, cups, etc. Today, we will go one step further and try to make truly watertight (airtight) models – and we’ll go, ahem, really…
Are there any divers among us? We saw several cool models on PrusaPrinters that show that the diving community is using 3D printing to improve their equipment. Let’s have a look at how to print great improvements, save a little money,…
It’s been a year since we released Prusament PC Blend so we thought it was a great time to introduce a new member to the PC Blend family. Here comes the Prusament PC Blend Carbon Fiber! Thanks to its great mechanical…
Have you ever tried printing vases, bowls, cups and other waterproof models? If so, what type of filament did you use, what settings did you print it with? Were you ever able to make your model watertight?
You probably know by now…
