
This is a bit of a shorter blog post, as it expands on my previous article. In one of my previous articles, I mentioned that I was going to be using an open-source TVC gimbal that I did not design myself. This, however, turned out to be a rabbit hole that was incredibly tedious, and…

We’ve all been there before: starting up a print after a few weeks’ break from printing, only to realize something changed and your prints seem …. just bad. What could possibly cause such a decline in print quality? Usually, the culprit is moisture. Most 3d printing filaments are hygroscopic (the filament loves to absorb moisture),…

That feeling of buying and unboxing your very first printer is unforgettable. The brand new hardware, the never-been-used before hotend and build plate, and the smell of new technology, is all incredible. I decided that my first printer was going to be the Prusa MK3S+; a perfect blend of reliability, quality, and speed. Or so…

PETG is an incredibly versatile 3d printing filament. From engineering prototypes to production-ready parts, polyethylene terephthalate glycol is one of the best all-around filaments on the market today. It can be difficult to print with though – Some of the issues I’ve run into with it include bed adhesion, stringing, and moisture. I’m here to…