PrusaSlicer’s support structures stand out as some of the most versatile among all slicer software. While the Grid support style with default settings works well for most prints, complex models and surface-quality-critical parts demand a deeper understanding of the advanced support options.
This guide walks through…
PrusaSlicer Supports: 7 Critical Settings to Improve Your 3D Prints Read More
The v2.6 release of PrusaSlicer introduced several new features, including the Organic Supports feature. These supports took the overhang game to the next level and added more utility to the slicer.
Compared to regular supports, organic supports provide better stability and easier removal of support structures,…
PrusaSlicer Organic Supports: 9 Tips To Use Them Correctly Read More
iPads are incredibly useful when it comes to being productive while on the go. They are lightweight, portable, and efficient as a secondary computer. And with 3D modeling and printing apps, you get to explore the potential of iPads in a manufacturing setup.
Is there more…
Slicing 3D Prints on Your iPad: 4 Proven Methods Read More
Klipper’s rise to fame is all thanks to its amazing set of features and ability to print fast without losing any print quality. It’s a powerful 3D printing firmware that also benefits from being fully open-source in nature. That said, it’s still relatively new and…
The 4 Best Slicers for Klipper to Amp Up Your Printing Read More
3D printing slicers are widely available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. However, these are all desktop operating systems that are primarily focused on personal computers and laptops.
What if you want a 3D printing slicer for Android? Is there any slicing app available that you can…
3D Print Slicers for Android: The Best Picks in 2024 Read More
The debate between Creality Slicer vs. Cura is a common topic in the world of 3D printing. With their lineup of reasonably priced 3D printers, Creality helped make the technology mainstream. However, not much is known about the accompanying Creality Slicer software.
Creality Slicer looks a…
Cura vs. Creality Slicer: 9 Must-Know Differences Read More
G-code is a language that instructs 3D printers to create physical objects layer by layer. It consists of commands that direct the printer to heat up, move the print head, spin the fans, and so on.
However, this G-code language isn’t universal; it comes in different…
G-Code Flavor: Which One to Choose (Ender, Klipper & More) Read More
