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How Loud Are 3D Printers? How to Silent Them!

The average 3D printer generates 50 decibels – which is as loud as regular conversations at home. However, most 3D printer noises range between 45 and 55 decibels. The noise produced is based on...

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How Long Do 3D Printers Last? (Essential Maintenance Tips !)

However, from user experience, one could expect a 3d printer to last between 7,500 and 15, 000 printing hours (when the printer is used for  4 hours daily for 10 days.) With good regular maintenance...

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How Long Can a 3D Printer Run? Fire Risk and What to Do About It!

3D printers are generally capable of running for a couple of days, ranging between 30 minutes to 7 days or even more.  There is a vast range of factors that may dictate the duration it takes to...

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Could A House Be 3D Printed To Include Plumbing and Electrical Components?

One of the key challenges with 3D printed concrete structures is adding non-concrete parts. 3D concrete printers require human intervention to build overhangs since the concrete cures slowly and have...

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How Much Does a 3D Printed House Cost?

Housing prices are one of, if not the most important factor that homeowners have to consider when making their purchase. With the rise of housing prices all over the globe, 3D printed houses have the...

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What Is A Filament Oiler In 3D Printing? Should You Lubricate Your 3D Printer

An oiler is simply a container tool with a wide area where you can put a sponge and an off filament that comes from the filament roll through to the extruder.

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M.Jallad and Othman. A are Civil Engineers and 3D printing enthusiasts. Besides being Civil Engineers, Jallad is also a distinct business graduate from Strathclyde and Othman is a holder of post graduate degree in project management.

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