The 4.4.0 BETA2 firmware for the Original Prusa MINI/MINI+ is out on our GitHub page and the most important new feature is the support for Wi-Fi connections. And there’s no other way to put it: It took us a long time…
Slic3r, one of the most popular slicing apps, is 10 years old. The very first public Github commit was made on September 1st, 2011 and this seemingly insignificant event transformed the world of 3D printing forever. At that time, it was…
Our new Original Prusa MINI 3D printer may be small, but it’s capable of doing some great things. And tiny things, too! Miniatures for tabletop games present a good challenge. These figures are small and richly detailed, so many users prefer…
After several alpha versions, beta versions and release candidates, the final version of our latest PrusaSlicer 2.2.0 with SLA hollowing and support for 3rd party printers is out! Thank you, everyone, who shared feedback with us! PrusaSlicer releases are usually accompanied…
It’s always like a little puzzle to solve: it starts with a 3D object, and then you’re trying to figure out how to rotate it, where to add supports and how to configure the print settings to achieve the best possible…
We’re often asked how to make great looking time-lapses with a digital camera and our Original Prusa i3 3D printers. While OctoLapse is a good solution for some users, we’re using something a bit more special – a custom-made remote trigger,…
Welcome, brave warriors, wise wizards, noble knights, sneaking thieves and mercenaries of loose morals! Today, we’ll journey not only into perilous dungeons but also to confined space station corridors and other dangerous places. We’ll show you how to 3D print your…
Radio controlled drones are extremely popular and you can get them in all shapes and sizes. In recent years, one specific type of drone has seen a sudden rise in popularity: micro quadcopters. They fit in your palm but can be…
When we travel the world to show off our 3D printers, people often ask us not only about our machines but also about the 3D printed models we usually bring with us. And, please excuse us, but we would like to…
