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link to Is A 3D Printing Enclosure Worth It? What You Must Know!

Is A 3D Printing Enclosure Worth It? What You Must Know!

Enclosing a 3D printer comes with several advantages. The most important advantage is that it reduces exposure to harmful toxins that are released during 3D printing. It also maintains the working...

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How Do Electricity and Plumbing Work With 3d Printed Houses?

3d printed houses that are built for people to live in have all of the utilities and amenities you'd expect from a home, including electricity, plumbing, and HVAC. If a 3d-printed house is built for...

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Why Is Your 3D Printer Oozing? How To Fix It!

Oozing in a 3D printer nozzle generally produces prints where instead of solid plastic, there is hairy, spider web, or stringy plastic. This is why oozing is sometimes called stringing. Oozing is...

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What 3D Printer Filament Is UV Resistant? (ASA, ABS, PETG, PLA)

Heat resistance is a necessary characteristic of 3D prints produced for outdoor use. ABS and ASA have high glass transition temperatures so will not melt in the sun. This makes them adequate...

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Resolution In 3D Printing; What Is It?

Resolution in 3D printing is a measure of the level of detail in a 3D print. In this sense, it is similar to the resolution in an image. While resolution in image printing is measured in dots per...

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Do You Have To Use Cooling & Ventilation Fan? (Printing With ABS)

Print cooling is not always necessary when 3D printing. It largely depends on the material used. When printing ABS, for example, it is common practice to either run the fan at low power or disable it...

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I am a very well experienced techie civil engineer who's extensively interested in 3D printing technology and even more captivated by the potential of 3D printing livable structures

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