This small 3D printed tool makes driving screws a lot easier. 🔩It’s the Auto-Releasing Screw Holder by Magmabow. It holds the screw in front of your drill bit and lets go once the screw starts going into the material. Simple, useful, and definitely one of those prints that stays in the toolbox. 🧰 We printed ours on the Prusa CORE One L from Prusament PETG Galaxy Black. printables.com/model/1707198…

Bambu calling its new printer an “innovation” when Snapmaker did this as its first machine ages ago. 🙄

We are still waiting when those companies match the waste efficiency of the good old trusty MMU3 😇 Even after merging all our strategies over the years. And last time I checked the MK4 MMU3 is faster in multi-color than the hype 😬 Ad price, this is the real cost to make things with no subsidies, no tax breaks and decent wages 🙏

‼️PRUSA x INDX for CORE One is here! With this release, desktop 3D printing enters its endgame: ✅ 8 independent tools. 8 loaded materials. Different nozzle sizes ready at all times ✅ Abrasion-resistant nozzle (INDX) ✅ True high flow with CHT, fast printing with your!! validated materials (INDX) ✅ Low-latency temperature control with induction heating and low-mass nozzle. Fast heat-up and fast cool-down (INDX) ✅ Dynamic dual-drive gear with large diameter. The grip strength self-adjusts based on the loaded material on pickup (INDX) ✅ Accelerometer ✅ Class-leading loadcell mesh calibration ✅ Fast eddy current toolhead offset calibration with ambient noise cancellation (PRUSA) ✅ Priming outside print area, with real print backpressure analog. Only 13 milligrams of material to fully prime. 1/5th of previous best in class!!! (PRUSA) ✅ Waste/priming pellets are formed for direct recycling. No grinding or pre-processing needed before going in the filament extruder (PRUSA) ✅ No waste/prime tower as the tool is pre-primed fully (PRUSA) ✅ True Toolchange Time: 10-17 seconds per change based on material. That’s from the last extrusion from one material to the first extrusion with the next, on the model itself. Achieved with removing the waste tower (PRUSA) ✅ Enclosed heated chamber and automatic vent opening for low-temp materials What a time to be alive, when you can have this at home / office / lab! I would not believe it 5 years ago! Big shoutout to @BondtechAB for INDX and my team for the rest of the innovations needed to make this awesome package ❤️ Now I guess we can just go hotter and bigger 😎 More info ⤵️

Jedna jarní ;)

Not a serious company. I spotted at least 3 mistakes in this document.

world’s first cat vlog: hanging out with friends!

I’m old school. Not really a fan of HF nozzles. I don’t rush with my prints. And I print quite a lot. Like really.

スマホケースを印刷してみました😊 しっかりゴムゴムしてますね PrusaTPU95Aというフィラメントを使いました @Prusa3D_JP ＃COREONE #柔らかい素材

Upping the heat a bit on the CORE One L 🔥 Printing PEKK on a desktop printer is definitely a huge step forward! #Prusa3D #3DPrinting

A little holiday magic landed on our desk with the Xmas-Tree Fairy-House by designer Allpa. ✨ Wishing you happy Holidays from the whole Prusa Research team! 🎄 printables.com/model/682489-…

Look how much I learned on Duolingo in 2025! How did you do? #Duolingo365

5-color rotating nozzle up and running.

Wet Bandits are done :) Printed on @Prusa3D XL with Buddy3d, @prusament and @AzureFilm3D (skin color). I had more colors in mind but I will have to wait for @BondtechAB next year to reprint them in their full glory :D #3dprinted #3dprinting

Adafruit PWM Servo Driver LibraryをArduino IDEにインストールしたら、Swapper3Dに直接ファームウェアを書き込めるようになったので、QLサーボのアンロックポジションを77から100に書き換えたら、ついにノズルのロード・アンロードテストに成功しました！これは報告した方がいいよね？

This body alone is a 58-hour print, with ~3500 toolchanges .. 🙈. This Predator is going to be bigger than expected 😱. #PrusaXL @Prusa3D #3dprinted @PrusaSlicer @Gambody_com

Casual reminder that we have always had single nozzle solutions to the waste problem.

Prusa 400°C Hotend Upgrade #FormNext

The recent flap about FlashForge attempting to forbid its customers from printing gun parts means it's time for another reminder about technological risk. Their weasel-worded climb-down carefully avoids stating that they never collect data on what you print. They only say they don't collect data during your prints. The wording is so careful that I think we can conclude they do in fact ship telemetry on your print jobs when g-code arrives at the printer, immediately before printing. So I repeat a warning I've given previously: never buy a 3D printer that requires an internet connection to function. And, always assume that if the printer's firmware isn't open-source, it is written to spy on you and could at any time prevent you from printing disapproved objects. Oh, and never trust FlashForge again or buy their products, no matter how much groveling they do. After this, it's safest to assume that anything they say about respecting the privacy and autonomy of their customers will be a lie. Hear that, @ff3dprinters? We need to make a public example of FlashForge. Other vendors need to hear that shit like this will not be tolerated, that attempting to constrain what their customers print will do them permanent and irreversible damage. It's possible that this was merely a blunder on FlashForge's court, and the attempts they've made so far to recover are compounding blunders, but they have sincerely repented of trying to control their customers. That's too bad; in order to create the right incentives bearing on the future behavior of other vendors, we must show no mercy. We must make them hurt - ideally, to the point of being driven out of business. And really these warnings apply to all "smart" devices, not just 3D printers. Unless you can audit the source code, the only safe assumption to make is that the firmware is spyware, controlware, and malware. Device vendors need to know that we do not forgive, and will not forget.

Today I decided to finally put together an organizer for my desk because wooden rods finally arrived and I have to congratulate Workspace Hero because the design is absolutely phenomenal and in combination with polycarbonate carbonfiber and wood it's a great idea. I immediately started printing more parts and I will definitely continue to expand it 😍👌 Printer - @Prusa3D HT90 Material - @prusament Polycarbonate CarbonFibre Author - The Workspace Hero #3d #3dart #3DPrinting #3DModel #3dartwork #3dprinter #prusa #prusa3d #diy #diyprojects #desk #organize #shelves