As you continue to model and 3D print various objects, you’ll find that many of them will need support structures to hold the design up. The more complex the object is, the more crucial it is to design a good support structure. However, on some occasions, you may find your support fails to do its…
The 3D Printing Problem– Your print may start out looking fine but as it progresses, you notice a shift in between the layers. It looks similar to a step and this effect is known as a layer shift. It may be subtle or could end up ruining your print entirely! So to overcome this troubleshooting…
The 3D Printing Problem- Your 3d print may have seemed successful while printing it but once it’s finished you notice gaps and holes in the outer layers. This is known as pillowing and though it is frustrating after spending hours on a print, there are some easy ways to prevent it from happening again! How…
It would be so much better if our 3D Printed objects get removed from the bed too easily and are perfect. But sadly that’s not the case. For better prints with proper finishing. You need to put in some extra effort even if the print is ready. This is the essential step in 3D Printing.…
The 3D printing problem- While printing your design you may notice that your object develops cracks or splits along the side even though everything seemed fine while printing. Though this is more common in ABS prints, it can happen with other filaments as well. Not only do these cracks make your 3d print look bad…
Let’s be honest- 3D printing isn’t as easy as it looks. Especially if you’re a beginner, there are many problems that you will encounter but that shouldn’t stop you from pushing on. One of the most common 3D printing problems that we face is when your print stops right in the middle and you’re left…
Your 3D prints have thin strands of filaments in places that should be empty usually where the print head travels from one printing point to another. This problem is known as ‘stringing’. Why does it happen? 3D printing stringing or oozing takes place when small strings of plastic are left behind on a 3D-printed model. It…
While printing your 3D model, you see that the print curls upwards especially along the edges until it’s no longer level with the print platform. It can also lead to horizontal cracks in upper parts and cause your print to lose adhesion from the print bed. Why does it happen? Warping is a common phenomenon caused…
