Making 3D Printing Fun, Educational and Useful!
We created a variety of fun and useful printing projects for both the DIY hobbyist at home and for students in the classroom.
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Latest Articles
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Is PLA Safe for Cookie Cutters? All You Need to Know
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Will PLA Melt in a Car? Ways to Avoid It
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How to Solve the PLA and Wood PLA Warping Problem?
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Why Is 3D Printing So Slow?
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What Will Dissolve PETG? How to Remove It?
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What Glue Works Best on PETG and How to Make a Perfect Bond?
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TPU Printing Issues: How To Print Flexible Filaments?
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How to Switch from PLA to PETG
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Sovol SV01 vs. Ender 3 (pro): All You Need To Know
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Protect PLA From Heat: The Best Methods
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6 Effective Ways To Get Rid of PETG Blobbing
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Tired of BuildTak? Here Are Some BuildTak Alternatives
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In-depth Guide on Cura Settings for TPU
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Detailed Guide On 3D Print First Layer Curling
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What Solvent Will Dissolve PLA Plastic/filament?
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What Filaments Can I Use With My Ender 5 Printer?
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What is Infill for PETG Printing?
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Is Fusion 360 Worth Learning?
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Is Octoprint Reliable?
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Is Octoprint Worth It? Everything You Need To Know
About Us
We began printing with FDM desktop 3D printers and have come along way in expanding our printers into print farms and helping our customers across the United States and the rest of the world.
We want to see 3D printing used more and give extensive support to the 4th industrial revolution movement and the replacement of traditional manufacturing solutions whilst bringing the power of manufacturing and prototyping to everyday individuals for cheap. Check out our backed projects for great innovations.
Our Mission
We hope to expand into various 3d printing and advanced manufacturing technologies to bring affordable, quality, and time-efficient processes to retail, commercial, and government personnel.
We work with you to bring your idea to life even if all processes do not involve 3D printing e.g automotive parts can be chemically finished and painted to fit the application. We can directly work with your team (In person or externally) to enable the rapid iterative design to develop a working prototype / final model.
Our Writers
James Parris
A seasoned entrepreneur, James founded 3D PrintArt to address the latest technological revolution, additive manufacturing. After purchasing his first printer a friend asked him to make a phone case. Here he discovered a need for people to be able to try out a flexible filament or get different colors at an affordable cost.
Helen Reyes
Helen is a mass media student from Minnesota. Rock climbing, airports, gardening, 3d printing, and campfire food are at the top of her happy list. Usually, she’s wandering around with a notebook and dirty hands and wishing she lived in a yurt.