Printing a tricky model will require supports, and supports with FDM always result in degraded surface quality.

At this point, 3D printers are nearly everywhere. Schools, hackerspaces, home workshops, you name it. Most of these machines are of the extruded-filament variety, better known as FDM or Fused Depos… ...

When most people think about 3D printing, they probably imagine a filament-based printer. There's another option, though, and revolves entirely around resin.

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Resin is a more expensive material but prints quicker and excels at fine detail, while cheaper filament (aka FDM) knock it out of the park with bigger and more sturdy models.

While there are (loosely) three main families of 3d printers out there, there are two which are widely available at the sub $500 price point. These are fused deposition modeling printers (FDM), which ...

Save nearly $50 on an excellent resin 3D printer that offers 30-50mm per hour printing speed, a 6.66 inch mono LCD with 4K ultra HD resolution and a high quality cooling fan.

How to choose a 3D printer on Cyber Monday When it comes to 3D printers, you generally have two options you can pick: An FDM printer or a resin printer.

For common types of 3D printers, it's often a case of FDM vs. SLA: Let's go over how these two different 3D printing processes work, why they are both popular, what drawbacks they have - and which ...

If you are looking to get into resin printing instead of FDM, then go for the Anycubic Mono 2k. It is the perfect balance between budget and quality.