How you store 3D printing polymaker filament can significantly impact 3D printing projects because filaments absorb moisture from the air. Filaments affected by moisture are prone to stringing, clogging, and rough surfaces, and those risks increase with faster print speeds. You can keep your filaments in an airtight container or
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A 3D printer like the Markforged Mark Two, capable of printing nylon and Onyx parts reinforced with composites such as carbon fibre, fibreglass, or Kevlar, is a financially sensible investment for many commercial and industrial applications. The Markforged Mark Two allows for quick iteration and testing of prototypes using strong,
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Injection moulding produces smooth builds rapidly at scale, characteristics that some 3D printers can’t match without additional equipment for vapour smoothing and sacrificing resolution (quality) for speed. But that’s about to change with the Formlabs Form 4. The Formlabs Form 4 has a Light Processing Unit (LPU) that delivers a
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