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 and release candidate versions and shared feedback with us. PrusaSlicer releases bring major changes and improvements…
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 these in minutes! They’re super cute but also a bit useful, kudos to Shira for the design!
Great for:…
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 visible between the toolpath lines. However, if your model has flat areas parallel to the print…
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 products, that would be split into parts, that the seller will ship to you, and parts,…
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 chamfer. This works fine when you’re designing something from scratch and the part doesn’t really have…
“Allow me to introduce myself — I am a CL4P-TP steward bot, but my friends call me Claptrap! Or they would, if any of them were still alive. Or had existed in the first place!”
This is how Claptrap, a character from…
3D modeling, just like anything else, is about using the right tool for the job. Want to design a mechanical part with well-defined dimensions and sharp corners? CAD software such as Fusion360 or TinkerCAD will suit you well. Need to model a…
The fifth designer contest on PrusaPrinters.org is here and it’s all about sculpting! Model your favorite movie character, animal, monster, D&D miniature, or any other organic-looking model using sculpting and have a chance to win the Original Prusa SL1!
What is sculpting?…
During the first Prusa Hackathon, which you can check in our short video, we decided to invite our long-time GitHub contributors to talk about current events and also to get to know them better. These three gentlemen had been working for…
There is something very satisfying about physical knobs and buttons. Unlike various software sliders that you drag with your cursor, you can feel when a real button clicks and get a perfect sense of scale when you rotate a physical knob…
