Shapeways: This will require making an account in order to download the free files. They also have groups where you can find people with similar 3D printing interests and hardware. Thingiverse: This contains a bunch of free files, using the Creative Commons licensing system. It has a handy identification guide with pictures to help you figure out what is going wrong with your prints and how to fix them. Really helpful.ģD Printing Failures: How to Diagnose and Repair All 3D Printing Issues: This book was referenced by one of the other sources on here (I’ll have to doublecheck who) and I’ve been glad that I’ve had it on hand. Teaching Tech 3D Printer Calibration: This website was constructed in 2020 to take people step-by-step through maintaining and calibrating their printer systematically. More specifically, you should watch this series from Maker’s Muse: 3D Printing 101 Tools of the Trade: Here’s where I keep a list of the tools I keep on hand for day-to-day use with my 3D printer.ģD Printing and Postprocessing Safety: As with any hobby, there are safety hazards and precautions you should be aware of. Secondly, check out some of the resources below here in this page as they become applicable or pique your interest.
There are also more general groups, such as the 3D printing Discord server ( 3DPrinters Discord). They will be a valuable resource for issues, updates, and tricks with your printer, and often someone else has already had the same questions you’ve had about your printer and the issues it may have. I will be updating this over time, so this will be subject to change.įirst off, I recommend finding forums or groups (such as the groups in Thingiverse) that are for your specific model of 3D printer. Some of it will be mine, some of it will be links to other locations. So, you’ve decided you want to get into 3D printing? I’m collecting information on this page to help get you started.
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