For makers of non-food objects, PET and more importantly its derivative, PETG, also happen to have excellent properties that make them the superior choice for 3D-printing filament for some ...

[Dave]’s giant ball uses only 220 grams of filament. A video (also embedded below) shows the design in better detail. If you’d like to experiment, we’ve previously covered how PETG’s ...

David Randolph, CEO of Printed Solid in Newark, Delaware, recently gave me a tour of his factory’s four filament lines. Three ...

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