Curling or warping is a common 3D print phenomenon that negatively impacts the quality of your prints. When it happens, the edges of the layers curl up, compromising adhesion. The most...
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Also known as “hairy prints,” stringing is one of the most annoying – and common – 3D printing problems. It can occur with any kind of filament and on any printer, even though the Ender...
Polyethylene is one of the most popular 3D printing materials. Whether you’re a novice or an expert, chances are you’ve used or at least heard of the material. If it doesn’t ring a bell,...
Resin printing can unlock the next level of 3D printing. This material is a much better choice than FDM filament for parts that need detail and accuracy more than strength and...
One of the main factors affecting 3D printing quality is the position of the nozzle and its distance from the bed. Cura Z offset helps adjust the Z-axis position of your printer by the provided...
Whether you want to use more colors for your model or combine different materials, you can change the filament mid-print with Cura. To change filament mid-print on an Ender 3: Slice the model...