Resolution in 3D printing is the minimum distance the nozzle can travel from one point to another on a certain plane. The X and Y planes run across the bed and the Z movement is the layer height. A...
Category: Troubleshooting
Taking your filament out every time can be a massive hassle if you print a lot. However, many people wonder if leaving the material in the printer can damage it or the machine. You'll want to know...
The nozzle of a 3D printer is closely responsible for how the 3D object turns out at the end of the day. When your nozzle gets worn out, it could affect the quality and appearance of the printed...
PLA, or polylactic acid, is one of the most popular FDM filaments available since most printers take it, and it's a cheap, reliable material. However, PLA tends to absorb moisture during storage. So,...
A 3D printer is much more stable and reliable if its table is flat and level. A sturdy table is important because if the build platform isn’t stable, your results won’t be high-quality. So, how...
PLA filament is one of the most basic, easy-to-use filaments for 3D printing. However, it can become brittle and weak if you expose it to moisture or if it’s too old. So, if you’re having issues...
