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3D PRINTING WITH PETG - Makenica 3d printing services

PETG is a Glycol Modified version of Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET), which is used to manufacture water bottles. Read full blog to find more

3D PRINTING WITH PEI FILAMENT - MAKENICA 3D

In this article we will discuss about 3D PRINTING WITH PEI FILAMENT. Read the full blog to find more about it

A GUIDE TO LASER ENGRAVING -EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

Laser Engraving is a Subtractive Manufacturing method, that change the surface of an object with help of a laser beam. This process is mostly used to create images on the material, that are visible at eye level.

TOP 16 STL FILE CONVERTERS - MAKENICA

STL is the most common file format for 3D printing, as most CAD programs nowadays work with the STL file format, it’s widely used for rapid prototyping, 3D printing

TOP 12 MATERIALS USED FOR 3D PRINTING - MAKENICA

Diverse materials are used for 3D printing and even the products that result from the process are all unique. Read full blog to know more

EVERYTHING TO KNOW ABOUT 3D PRINTING EXTRUDERS

The 3D printing extruder is an assembly of parts in the 3D printer that emits material in liquid or semi-liquid form to deposit it in successive layers within the 3D printing volume.

A COMPLETE GUIDE- DIRECT ENERGY DEPOSITION TECHNOLOGY

Direct Energy Deposition (DED) is a sequence of several similar metal 3D printing technologies that prints parts by melting and fusing material as it is deposited.

3D PRINTING WITH THERMOPLASTIC POLYURETHANE (TPU) FILAMENT

THERMOPLASTIC POLYURETHANE is a form of elastomer, capable of being used on any properly equipped FDM 3D printer. Read full blog to know more

A COMPLETE GUIDE- 3D PRINTING WITH POLYCARBONATE (PC)

Polycarbonate (PC) is one of the strongest 3D printer filament presented in this list which is extremely durable and resistant to both physical impact and heat

TOP 4 CARBON FILAMENTS USED IN 3D PRINTING - Makenica

CARBON FILAMENTS 3D printed parts are much lighter and more dimensionally stable, reducing chances of warping or shrinkage.