3D Print Instructions

The singing and rattling of your 3D printer is driving you crazy or is already calling the neighbors into action? Decouple your 3D printer from the ground with a damper board and reduce the printing noise! The article contains affiliate links / advertising links,...

Does the buzzing and beeping of your 3D printer bother you? Are you tired of dust constantly soiling the guides of your 3D printer? Annoyed of the smell of some filaments? Do you want uniform ambient temperature to minimize warping of your 3D printed parts? ➔ Then...

Instead of placeing your filament on top of your 3D printer, you want to put it next to it and feed it sideways, or are you building a Filament Box or a 3D printer case? With 3D printers with Direct Drive Extruders, such as the Prusa i3 MK3, the filament...

A 3D printed depth caliper, also known as a depth gauge, should not be missing in any workshop. Super practical for measuring depths in difficult places, for easy positioning of, for example, brackets and much more. Consisting of only two printed parts with an already...

Would you like to use loose silica gel in your filament box instead of a silica gel bag*? Then the 3D printed silica gel box is just the thing. Here you get the 3D print files for the silica gel box. It offers space for approx. 500 g silica gel granules and can be...

Here you will find the instructions to build a filament dry box that is much more than just an airtight storage box. Everybody who prints knows following situation, the filament spools are packed airtight in plastic bags and distributed throughout the room and every...