In this article, I’d like to show a few examples of using 3D printed airbrushing stencils: various masks and paint shields that let you paint all kinds of shapes on the surface of your model.
Even though commercially available stencils are usually…
Our Prusa Academy team has been on fire, bringing you a sixth course already this year: this time about miniature painting. It’s absolutely massive, covering everything from little decorative busts to tabletop gaming minis.
We work with both SLA and FDM-printed models,…
Good news, everyone: we are adding another online course to our Prusa Academy lineup – our fourth this year! These courses offer a quick and easy way to learn about various 3D printing-related topics, using a combination of short paragraphs of…
It’s only been a month since the release of the PrusaSlicer Masterclass, and we’re already bringing you another new Prusa Academy online course! This time, we’ve focused on postprocessing of 3D prints. That is, transforming a freshly printed model into its…
It’s been a while since we released the last Prusa Academy course – the MK4 printer beginners’ course went out in October, and the last “standalone” (i.e. not printer-specific) course last May, about 3D modeling in Autodesk Fusion. So, it’s about…
The Original Prusa MK4 was released about a half year ago already, but we are still busy adding new features and improving the overall experience with the printer – for example, our recent firmware update makes the MK4 much faster. In…
Board games and tabletop wargaming belong to hobbies that were heavily influenced by the advent of 3D printing. You can revive your old games by printing replacements for lost and no longer produced parts, improving the existing ones with better looks,…
It has been a year since we launched Prusa Academy, our library of online courses on various 3D print related topics. The core content is the popular beginners’ guides for the users of MK3S+ and MINI, which teach the basics of…
