Faster 3D printing could be a simple pattern away

For anyone getting annoyed at how long their 3D printed project is taking, this simple pattern update could help speed up the ...
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You don’t need 100% infill — here’s what actually makes prints stronger

100% infill won’t make your 3D prints stronger. Other factors matter far more.
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3D-Printed Desiccant Container Exploits Infill

Desiccant is common in 3D printing because the drier plastic filament is, the better it prints. Beads of silica gel are great for controlling humidity, but finding a porous container for them that is ...

3D Printed Modular RC Chassis Project Features GPM Differentials for Reliability

This awesome 3D printed RC car chassis switches to GPM differentials with hardened steel parts, reducing bearing race wear in printed housings ...