Sometimes you 3D printed something and wished it was a little different. Some holes are too narrow or things just need to be shorter for example. Then the Modifi3D (Original) 3D print finishing tool comes in handy!

This tool consists of a unit that can be powered through USB. When the red light turns on by pressing the button, the installed tip heats up very quickly! Then you can push it through your 3D print to change what you want. After some time without pressing the button, the light turns off and then the tip cools down. There are four different tips you can choose from. In the video in this article i show you how i used the Modifi3D. I demonstrate it in general by cutting some Dalgona Squid Game cookies.

This article is about a collaboration i started back in 2019. I started to create FreeCAD videos on the AllVisuals4U channel with another channel called Joko Engineeringhelp. He created a lot of awesome spoken SolidWorks and FreeCAD tutorials!

So we decided to collab and created some videos together. We started with a FreeCAD to Blender collaboration. I designed a bottle in FreeCAD and Joko Engineeringhelp rendered that bottle in Blender! I also designed his logo in FreeCAD and 3D printed this. Another video is about injection molding. He designed an injection mold to create a rib design video and i demonstrated how i created the cavities inside the mold. If you want to watch these collaboration videos, here’s a playlist!

I 3D printed this awesome scaled F1 car without electronics! This model was downloaded from Thingiverse. It’s meant as an open RC model, but i use it as decoration only. How did i make it?

I printed all plastic parts in two different colors, black and yellow. I mostly printed with PolyTerra PLA. To create a cool color combination, i 3D printed the dual extrusion parts too. You see the yellow nose has a black top. The most parts can be printed in one single color. You can watch the video i made about this 3D printed F1 car below.

Should you buy PolyTerra PLA by PolyMaker? For me it’s a big yes! I love the low price and properties of this filament in combination with the intention of PolyMaker to become more environmentally friendly.

This PLA filament has a matte finish and is very tough, which means it doesn’t break so easily. It’s very bendable in contrast to other PLA i used, which was way more brittle. A big advantage is that removing supports is much easier with this filament! You can watch my review video here!

Is 3D printing worth it? I think this depends on what you want! For someone, 3D printing can be downloading 3D models and printing them at home. While others will really love to design something by themselves and print their creations.

So i think 3D printing is definitely worth it, if you set the right goals for yourself and know what you want to do with it!

I designed this 3D printable chair