Having owned the New Matter MOD-t for several months now, I can say that my impressions in my original reviews still stand. This is a fantastic, beginner friendly 3D printer that shields the end user from many of the hassles inherent in the technology, while still providing quality output. Nevertheless,...
In my prior first look, unboxing, and initial setup of the incredibly versatile ZMorph 2.0 SX Full Set, I got the essentials out of the way. Now it’s time to get down to more serious business and start to actually put this incredible tool to use. I’ll start off with...
After doing the unboxing (and prior first look), my next step with the ZMorph 2.0 SX Full Set was to follow the included Quick Start Guide. I already did the basic unpacking and table placement, so the first quick start item I actually had to do was remove the two...
As a follow-up to my prior first look, I thought I would do a photo-based unboxing of the ZMorph 2.0 SX Full Set, which arrived at the office yesterday. To summarize, the ZMorph 2.0 SX Full Set is a 3D printer for 1.75mm filament extrusion, CNC milling, laser cutting and...
After reviewing the AIO Robotics AIOWHITE PLA 3D Printer Filament, which won an Armchair Arcade Editor’s Choice award, I was anxious to see the end result of the free filament offer that came in that package. Within a few weeks of completing the required steps, the AIOGRAY filament arrived, with...
After a successful Kickstarter campaign several years back that resulted in a $499 kit printer and $749 assembled version, Deltaprinter is back with a slick new, lower cost, and more consumer friendly product, the Delta Go. With a list price of $499.00, and selling at just $449.00 for a limited time, the...
Finding quality PLA filament for a 3D printer can be tough. It seems like filament is similar to supplements, in that just about anyone can start up a company to produce the stuff. One of the safer ways of purchasing filament is from companies like AIO Robotics who also produce...
The three most popular non-electronic forms of making are 3D printing, CNC routing, and laser engraving. It’s common enough to own or have access to at least one of those machine types, or maybe even two, to make such activities possible, but rare to have unrestricted access to all three....
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