Helpful Links!

[FlashInPan]

Another good visual print quality troubleshooting guide I found useful

https://www.simplify3d.com/support/prin ... eshooting/

That was an awesome troubleshooting page. I wish Cura had one like that.

[Jel111]

I saw this last week and think it is pretty helpful to beginners just getting started in 3D printing. beginners get started using ABS plastic, but advanced 3d printing can do some really amazing stuff. http://www.printdetective.com/3d-printing-infographic

No longer a link to anything helpful. Just a store even though it is cool.

[Elvis Bohon]

Many thanks for helpful materials!

[Josephwillian]

Thanks for sharing these links. These are very helpful especially the Subreddits. I have subscribed to these subreddits & would like to have some good information.

[Paul Montes]

Such a big help. thanks

[Amas]

I've found a service to start your own business in 3D printing. It is pretty helpful for beginners and, I guess, quite a convenient system to use.
Here is a link:
https://www.treatstock.com/promo/how-it-works-business

[BellaHamilton]

Thank for sharing such useful links!

At the beginning I have studied several tutorials from this https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Category:Tutorials.
Also, tutorial on sculpteo https://www.sculpteo.com/en/tutorial/pr ... g-blender/ was quite useful for me.

[Ernesto Renteria]

Someone can help me, in the download list I found an impossible gear, but the file is one piece. Does anyone have this file in separate parts? I need it to print the pieces individually.

Thanks!

[Orias]

Someone can help me, in the download list I found an impossible gear, but the file is one piece. Does anyone have this file in separate parts? I need it to print the pieces individually.

Thanks!

This file is designed for printing with a dual extruder with dedicated water soluble support material. You should be able to load the model in legacy Cura LulzBot Edition (v21.08 or older, available in the sidebar), right click on the model, and select "Split model into parts".

[Luis]

wow, very helpful links, thx a lot, it saved me a lot of time