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The ultimate 3d printed accessory for playing guitar is most likely a guitar pick. It’s a super easy and quick print – we have a…

With the holidays around the corner, we prepared an early gift for you – the final version of PrusaSlicer 2.4! With multi-material painting, improved supports,…

I swear I must have at least a few dozen guitar picks at home. However, after each session, they seem to just disappear, one by…

Woodwind instruments have been with us for as long as we can remember. In fact, the “Neanderthal flute” found by Slovenian archaeologist Ivan Turk in…

You might be thinking, why would anyone 3D print flower pots? You can buy clay pots relatively cheaply in your local gardening or flower shop.…

The final version of PrusaSlicer 2.3 with Paint-on supports, Monotonic infill and Ironing is out! Big thanks to all of you who tested alpha, beta…

Quick, there’s no time to explain! Here are a few models, which will make awesome Christmas gifts: Keychain smartphone stand You can print many of…

The top surface of 3D prints is typically not perfectly smooth. As the nozzle draws the perimeters and solid infill, small gaps and ridges remain…

Imagine buying a product and getting official 3D print files from the manufacturer, that you can use to enhance or personalize the product! Or even…

If you’re modeling something in Fusion360, you’re probably used to defining dimensions by directly inputting values in sketches or when using tools like extrude, or…