Hands-On Review: Craftbot FLOW IDEX XL
Hands-On Review Craftbot FLOW IDEX XL In the desktop 3D printer market, overall build quality ranges across the board, with options at every price point between $200 and $10,000. The ...
Read More »Hands-On Review Craftbot FLOW IDEX XL In the desktop 3D printer market, overall build quality ranges across the board, with options at every price point between $200 and $10,000. The ...
Read More »While our review of the Flashforge Guider 2S is still fresh in your mind, we’ve got back to work and put its big brother, the Creator 3, to the test. Both of these printers are targeted to ...
Read More »One of my favorite parts (okay, my favorite part) of being a 3D printing blogger is reviewing 3D printers because it lets me provide something that I really wanted when I was shopping for my ...
Read More »For all of our BigRep filament reviews we used the Ultimaker S5 with mostly default print profiles in Cura in order to generate results that the typical user can expect. We also promised a ...
Read More »If a poll was taken of makers around the world asking what one characteristic of 3D printing filament they’d like to be improved, there’s a good chance that higher heat deflection would be ...
Read More »Exotic 3D printing materials are great and I’ve had a lot of fun reviewing BigRep’s flexible, high-temp, fast-printing, and transparent materials. Today, though, we’re going back to ol’ ...
Read More »When it comes to 3D printing filament, PETG is probably the third most popular material behind PLA and ABS. It’s generally easier to print than ABS but has a higher heat deflection ...
Read More »Of all the materials from BigRep that we’re reviewing, I was probably the most anxious about TPU, a highly flexible material. I’ve used several brands of TPU in the past and had a lot of ...
Read More »As previously mentioned, we’re working our way through reviewing most of BigRep’s filament offerings. Today, we’ll be looking at PLX, a PLA-derived material that’s engineered to be ...
Read More »BigRep has customers in dozens of countries across the world. To provide the most consistent results for that massive network, they also make their own filament in 10 different materials. ...
Read More »In our efforts to empower our readers, we’ve reviewed another popular filament, colorFabb XT. This is a product of the Netherlands, a hotbed of 3D printing activity and development, so we ...
Read More »While PLA and ABS are great, there’s a lot of interest in the 3D printing world for more functional materials. Material scientists have been hard at work creating new copolymers, alloys, and ...
Read More »Ever since BASF announced their Ultrafuse 316L a couple months ago, we’ve been itching to get our hands on this filament that promises fully-metal objects using most desktop 3D printers. ...
Read More »Five years ago, the popular rotary tool company Dremel released its first 3D printer, the Idea Builder (model 3D20). It was the first major launch of a 3D printer from a company that didn’t ...
Read More »Dremel launched their first 3D printer back in 2015. About a year ago they've launched their latest model, the DigiLab 3D45. It was launched as a versatile, high performance 3D printer and ...
Read More »Not too long ago, Sindoh released their latest plug-and-play 3D printer. They named it '3DWOX 1' and we can safely state that it is even better than Sindoh's very successful DP200. We ...
Read More »