THE HIGHEST QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR THE 3D PRINTING INDUSTRY The 3D market is flooded with low-cost materials that have inconsistent tolerances, colors, and spool winding. Any and all of these can cost the user to have a failed print. We understand that getting a great price is hard to pass on, but too…
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Help us rename our PLA Sparkly Dark Blue! After spending the last few weeks printing with (and staring at) this awesome material, we can’t help but think it deserves a much better name than just #SparklyDarkBlue… So just like the contest we ran that gave us the wonderful #FrankenSlime, we’re turning to you…
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Today, December 3rd, is National 3D Printing Day. Normally, this would be a day to highlight all the best achievements in 3D printing from the past year. However, in light of recent news, it feels only appropriate to focus on one company—and one individual, in particular— whose efforts have taken the 3D industry…
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Imagine a world where doctors tailor medications for your body, where they can kill cancer while repairing the tissue around it and where kids who break their glasses can print new custom-made pairs. Sounds like science fiction, right? In universities around Louisiana, researchers are harnessing the futuristic power of 3D printing and trying to catch…
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“Slant Reusable Spools Keene Village Plastics, a supplier of plastic filament for 3-D Printing, has introduced reusable filament spools. Available in three sizes, the two-piece spools snap together and are used in conjunction with the company’s Filament Koil brand of filament, or any filament that is supplied without a spool. Cost ranges from $16.25 to…
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If you have been 3D printing for a long time, you are most likely one of those people who go through several spools of filament a day. The plastic that filament spools come in pile up over time and you don’t really know what to do with them. Steven Gall and his company Keene Village…
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