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3D Printed Instruments: Music to My Ears
Music has always been a passion of mine. I played percussion instruments for 8 years before moving into apartments and losing the ability to do so… at least without making enemies of all of my neighbors.
Art and 3D Printing: A Masterful Hand
3D design and printing technologies have made it possible for more people to create and share their artistic visions like never before. They bring new life and previously unseen structures into our world.
The Spring Grove Area High School Rocketry Team Takes Flight with 3DPS!
In March 2021, the Spring Grove Area High School NASA student launch team from in Pennsylvania reached out to The 3D Printing Store to help build and fly their high-powered rocket “Aquarius.”
3D Printing Tips and Tricks
Here are 5 professional tips for keeping yourself safe with 3d printers.
Technology, Industry, People, Economics, Youth
TIPE 3D may not be an acronym that you are familiar with, but last week there were over 1,600 people worldwide who knew what that meant in a well-curated virtual event. More importantly, it means so many different things to…
Post Processing 3D Printed Parts
Build Plate Orientation, Supporting, Layer Height, Build Plate Adhesion, and Material Usage
A Review: Multiple Extrusion 3D Printing
Though multiple extrusion printers have become more prevalent in the 3D printing industry, there are still as many possibilities for error as there are advantages.
5 Tips for Slicing 3D Files Using Cura 4.8
Build Plate Orientation, Supporting, Layer Height, Buildplate Adhesion, and Material Usage