Today, we are releasing the full CAD files for the CORE One and CORE One L frames....
Our Prusa Academy team has been on fire, bringing you a sixth course already this year: this...
On our blog, we usually focus on our desktop 3D printers and various upgrades like INDX, accessories,...
We could 3D print many different things, and not all of them have to be final products. Instead, we could make various tools, templates, containers…or casting molds. This particular option is the topic of our current article. We will show you…
TATRA is a legendary Czech automotive producer. Their history reaches back to year 1897, which places them among the three oldest, continuously existing automotive companies in the world. Their trucks are frequent participants of the Dakar Rally, with several wins under…
Probably everyone involved in practical 3D printing has been thinking about improving the physical and mechanical properties of their prints. You could try out some special materials, but those are usually both expensive and hard to print. The only other obvious…
The most common and universal file format for 3D printing is STL. It was released in 1987 and it’s dead simple. An STL file describes a raw, unstructured, triangulated surface. It doesn’t contain any scale, color or material information. There is…
If you have ever played a match of Laser Tag, maybe you wished for a different environment – however, laser tag games are usually played in confined dark arenas. However, a Czech inventor Vladimir Kozlik came up with a sophisticated laser…
In the first article, we’ve shown you several cool gadgets that make the creation of landscape a lot easier: We’ve used Original Prusa i3 MK3S 3D printers to create basic landscape parts, we’ve printed the body of the electrostatic grass applicator…
In the previous article, we showed how to create a basic landscape suitable for model railways. However, what about trains, buildings, people and other details that bring the landscape to life? Let us show you how to enhance your model railway…
A couple of months ago, our brand new 3D printer, the Original Prusa SL1, hit the market. It’s based on the MSLA technology, which allows it to reach an incredible level of detail on the printed objects. It has a wide…
Ten years ago, when you wanted to print anything on a RepRap 3D printer, you had pretty much only one option: ABS. It wasn’t exactly easy to get everything right. Printing ABS without a heated bed introduced a number of issues….
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…
