Before we get into filaments, though, there are two main types of FDM machines to consider: open and enclosed. Open printers have no enclosure around them, which limits them in terms of the sorts ...

[Thomas Sanladerer] has a filament-based 3D printer and a resin one. Can the two types of raw material combine to make something better? [Thomas] did some experiments using some magnets to suspend ...

Almost every FDM 3D printer in the world can print ... materials get eaten up quickly. Yes. There are two main thicknesses of filament, and if you get them mixed up, your machine won't print.