3DXTech CarbonX Series

Successfully achieve strong bed adhesion for NylonX, NylonG, and standard filaments using LayerLock Garolite Build Surfaces.

Powder coated PEI steel sheets are a great alternative build surface for strong bed adhesion. Here's how you can succeed using this durable build plate.

Learn how to 3D print Nylon like a pro. Nylon is a stronger and more durable alternative to PLA and ABS.

Follow this step-by-step guide to learn how to print with ASA, the perfect material for any outdoor projects.

Follow these helpful steps to start successfully printing with this extremely tough, professional grade material.

NylonX has quickly become one of our favorite filaments for strong, durable, and ready-to-use parts. Here's an in-depth look at Nylon X, and some printing tips to get the most out of this great new material.

If your obsession with 3D printing is just beginning, check out these easy steps to a successful first print. Seasoned vet? Never hurts to brush up!

Learn the fundamental steps to successfully print this dissolvable support material and why it's necessary for complex dual-extruded parts.

Let’s talk about 3D printing flexible filaments. Everyone wants to print with it, but to a novice, it might seem daunting. We will take a look at what makes flexible filaments easier to print than it might seem, and how you can add flexible filament to your 3D printing material toolbox.

Durable and easy to print, PETG filament is likely to take over as the most commonly-used filament. This in-depth guide provides a few tips and tricks on how to get started and embrace the fantastic properties of this material.

Last year, we published an article talking about how to succeed while printing with PLA. While we still love printing with PLA, we neglected to write about the sister filament - ABS. Prepare your printer and get a notepad - the time has come.

Let's dive into the details of 3D printing with PLA filament. We will discuss what PLA plastic is and how to make it work with your printer, how to find the right temperature and what surfaces to print on.