Ultimate Guide of 3D Print Filament

To get the best quality of 3D printed ABS, it’s strongly recommended to use an enclosed 3D printer. But with an open 3D printer, the setting introduced in the article can help to improve the quality of the ABS prints. The point to success print ABS is to maintain a warm ambient temperature and keep the prints above the glass transition temperature.

Different 3D printer filament can lead one same model to a totally different outcome. What to use? How to print? The this article we will provide our recommended choice based on different properties. 

Nylon is a go-to material in traditional and additive manufacturing industries due to its toughness and flexibility. When it comes to 3D printing, nylon is an “advanced” material that requires more skills and specialized machinery. What is nylon material? How to 3D prints nylon?

Those annoying and extremely thin strings that were present on my prints added a lot of time on my finishing touches and more times than not, left tiny dots all over my prints that needed to be removed with a knife or Dremel.

Have you ever got so mad that you almost give up at the very beginning? When the nozzle drags a very long filament to roam around on the platform or when a ball of filaments just even get thrown out of the platform? So, how to get filament tractable and stuck to platform firmly?