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A 3D printer is actively printing a large, intricately designed object with a rope-like texture. The object features a gradient of colors, transitioning from a metallic pink to a deep purple.

Hands-on guides to fix print bed adhesion and reduce filament waste.

A person holds a detailed, intricately designed 3D-printed object, with a laptop displaying a 3D modeling software. The background features a 3D printer, suggesting a design and production process.

Step-by-step tutorials simplifying slicer software and calibration.

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Resources tailored for educators to integrate 3D printing in STEM.

Print Success

A 3D printer nozzle is actively printing a black cylindrical object with a handle, possibly a cup. The scene shows a close-up of the printing process, highlighting the detail of the extruding filament.

Bed Adhesion

Tips and tricks to keep your prints stuck firmly to the bed, saving filament and frustration every time.

A person holds a detailed, intricately designed 3D-printed object, with a laptop displaying a 3D modeling software. The background features a 3D printer, suggesting a design and production process.

Slicer Setup

Step-by-step guides to mastering slicer settings, making calibration less daunting for all skill levels.

A close-up view of a 3D printer's extruder assembly, featuring a red component labeled BLOKINHEAD. Various wires and a small fan are connected to the extruder, which is part of a larger 3D printer setup visible in the background. The workspace has a modern and technical appearance with equipment and tools.

Eco Printing

How to reduce filament waste and lower your environmental footprint without sacrificing print quality.

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