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Fuzzyficator Update: Seamless Integration with Major 3D Slicing Software

There’s a major update to the non-planar fuzzy skin script.

Stich3R: New Blender Add-On Brings Realistic GCODE Visualization

There’s a new and quite beautiful rendering system for GCODE visualization. When you prepare a 3D print in slicing software, there’s usually a 3D viewable preview. It’s quite important to review the preview, because it can often show flaws in the job — does the first layer actually touch all of the plate? Did you… Continue reading Stich3R: New Blender Add-On Brings Realistic GCODE Visualization

Five Things that need to be Standardized in 3D Printing

The world of 3D printing seems to be slowly fragmenting into a series of closed environments. What can stop that from happening?

Slice-100K: How a New Dataset Could Revolutionize AI in 3D Printing

Researchers have developed “Slice-100K”, a dataset that could enable much more AI use in 3D printing.

Anycubic Quickly Resolves Security Incident Involving Unexpected GCODE File on 3D Printers

Anycubic seems to have resolved a curious security incident with their 3D printers.

ChatGPT and 3D Printing: A Look into MakeUseOf’s Findings

I’m reading a curious article on MakeUseOf that attempts to show how ChatGPT can be used for 3D printing.

Book of the Week: Advanced 3D Printing with Grasshopper

This week’s selection is “Advanced 3D Printing with Grasshopper” by Diego Garcia Cuevas and Gianluca Pugliese.

Markforged Links Slicing and Simulation

Markforged announced a very useful new feature for their Eiger software platform.

Speeding Up 3D Printing With Ulendo

We had a chat with Ulendo, developers of an intriguing system to dramatically speed up 3D printing.

Could OVF Replace GCODE?

A newly invented protocol just might replace GCODE for certain types of 3D printing.

Book of the Week: Advanced 3D Printing with Grasshopper

This week’s selection is “Advanced 3D Printing with Grasshopper” by D. Diego Garcia Cuevas and D. Gianluca Pugliese.

Design of the Week: Mini 3D Printed Hammock

This week’s selection is the questionably useful, but totally admirable Mini 3D Printed Hammock by Instructables contributor jayleenli.

Should Premade GCODE Be Used?

I’ve seen pre-made GCODE a few times recently, and I am a bit suspicious of it.

Why Use a Free GCODE Analyzer?

There are tons of free utilities available on the internets, and one of them is a free GCODE viewer.

Printr Simplifies Start and End 3D Print Sequences

I hadn’t noticed this previously, but Printr has developed a really cool way to customize portions of your desktop 3D prints.

MakePrintable’s GCODE Feature Could Cause Issues For Some

Another MakePrintable story? Yes, because they’ve developed a feature that could shake things up in the intellectual property space.