Dual extrusion has arrived, in a big way!
Category: Hardware Reviews
Autoleveling on 3D printers: 9 myths and 12 sensors tested!
There are many options for a 3D printer’s bed sensor and even more misconceptions about what they can and should do. So after a ton of testing with a custom-built precision test apparatus (TM), 9 myths about these sensors have been examined – and we got a ton of data about how precise each one can be!
The Carbon Fiber Printer: Markforged’s Mark Two review!
Sometimes traditional 3D printing just doesn’t cut it – that’s where the Mark Two from Markforged comes in! Using continuous fiber inlays together with high-performance Nylons, it creates parts that can compete with metal. Too good to be true?
Everything you need to know about #Filaween filament testing!
Reasoning Filaments need testing. Many, many manufacturers claim to be “the best” or “twice as strong as ABS” – but how do you verify those claims?
Why dual extrusion matters – First look at the Prometheus System!
The time is now! Dual- and Multiextrusion have always been around, but never really caught on. This year, we’re going to see a whole lot more of it and more sophisticated solutions, too! Prometheus System Kickstarter Models shown: Pet monster Valentine by Andreas Böhler Two Color World by m6mafia Dice with coloured dots (Dual Extrusion) by PolygonPusher 2-color standing cat by nervoussystem SIMPLE PROPELLERS by davidbec08
Pwn flexible filaments with the Flexion extruder! (Review)
An extruder and hotend made specifically for flexible filaments – but could it be over-optimized for regular use?
Review: The tiny Deltaprintr Mini Hotend!
Small, light and plenty powerful – this is Deltaprintr’s approach at making a hotend! Get one
Should you be using IGUS polymer bushings?
I feel like igus has been catching way too much flak lately – at their core, they are good bearings, you just have to use them properly. Classic RMJP polymer bearings Aluminum cased RJUM bearings W-series rail systems
Review: Up to 500°C DyzeEND-X and DyzeXtruder!
This hotend gets seriously hot at up to 500°C! This does come with a few trade-offs, so is it worth it in the end?