Snapmaker returned to Kickstarter with a new 3D printer, the U1, and raised an astonishing $7.8 million on its first day, ...

The handy display can be attached to your 3D printer and provides display and uses a scale to provide an accurate calculation of exactly how much filament remain on your spool.

My practical 3D printing advice is simple: if you're buying a new 3D printer, get one with a filament runout sensor. If you don't have one, see if it can be added and invest a few bucks to upgrade ...

It then utilizes the existing 3D printer to create a customized filament spool, different sections of which are made out of the different polymers. That spool is printed as a flat horizontal spiral.

Regardless of what type of filament you are printing with, using filament of known good quality is paramount to having a successful print. A simple Google search of the terms "Clogged Nozzle" or ...

Here's one such example. Filament spool becomes cord holder Most filament comes on plastic spools. They take up space and, when the filament is used up, often wind up in the trash.

Empty spools from 3D printer filament are the kind of thing that begs to be repurposed, and one option is [3d-printy]’s vertical filament spool parts drawer design.

Use the filament, and that spool will be thrown in the trash. Very, very few products have such wasteful packaging as 3D printer filament, with the possible exception of inkjet cartridges or ...

Scroll down to ‘The fix’ to jump over the explanation The Malyan M100, aka the Turnigy Fabrikator Mini v2 (fixed right), is a 3d printer with a spool holder problem: standard 200mm filament spools ...