Inov3D speaks to the designer of the new Parrot 3D printer, a new take on the Original Prusa i3 FDM design. History of the Prusa 3D FDM 3D Printer Back in 2010, Josef Prusa released the open source Prusa Mendel. It simplified the original Mendel design for a 3D FDM ... Read More »
Life sized models and other oversized projects might seem impossible to 3D print at home. Many might assume using common sized printers (such as an Ender 3, Prusa or even smaller) would make the project impossible. In fact scaling and cutting up a file is rather easy. All slicing programs ... Read More »
You may have seen recently on social media about Alan Bannister who unfortunately suffered fire damage from his 3D printers bursting into flames! We interviewed Alan to get more of an insight, and also to send a warning that this can happen to anyone unexpectedly! 3D printer fire. Tell us ... Read More »
T Rex vs the Tiger Every little boy loves the T Rex and every so often I see something online that I think. Wow! What made them do that? So I reached out over the internet and asked the question. Most recently I wrote an article about a Corbyn from ... Read More »
I‘m sure you have all seen via various social media channels the amazing work that is created by Fab365. As a result, they have created foldable, articulated and functional models that print in place without the need for support. It is amazing to work! Above all, they have now reached ... Read More »
Inov3D got the chance to ask Pathio Questions, about there new slicer here is the questions and answers. Pathio Questions 1 – What makes Pathio stand out from the rest? At the moment, our model grouping system, intuitive UI, advanced scripting capabilities, and 3D offsetting are our stand-out features. Very ... Read More »
Why I Took A Break I thought I’d take this snowy day to talk about why I took an unplanned one year break away from all social media, which included this group. There is a lot of half-truths floating around, so here you can hear it from the jackass’s mouth. ... Read More »
