With the growing popularity of 3D printing, the concept of creating food-related objects using 3D printers has piqued the curiosity of many enthusiasts. For example, there is now a growing niche market for 3D printed cookie cutters! Food safe filament refers to a...
With advancements in polymer science and manufacturing, there are now more than 16 different materials available to operators of FFF 3D printers. There are also several manufacturers / suppliers of 3D printing filament – a quick check of the Ultimaker...
Bambu Lab has taken the desktop 3D printer market by storm! Offering advantages such as premium build quality, higher print speeds and a Automatic Material System (AMS), the Bambu Lab X1 printer is proving extremely popular, in the UK and abroad. Dozens of...
FREE Recycling of PLA 3D Printing Waste As of April 2024, Filamentive now offer existing customers FREE PLA 3D printing waste recycling. All existing customers in the UK who have spent a minimum of £500 + VAT on PLA 3D Printer Filament products through our website are...
Why we need to use Recycled Filament for 3D Printing Materials 3D printing is a double edged sword. Whilst fundamentally an additive technology with minimal wastage, the use of plastic as a feedstock could further worsen our existing waste management issues. ...
Can I return my empty filament spools? What can I do with my empty filament spools? Will you recycle my empty, plastic filament spools? As a 3D printing filament brand, questions are received on an almost daily basis. Once finished with their 3D printing, users are...
