Flashforge 3D Printers & Filament Reviews & Tips

Learn how to choose the best multicolor 3D printer filament by comparing materials, compatibility, and printing tips for better results.

This guide compares common FDM 3D printer filaments, including PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU, nylon, and PC, to help you choose the right material for your project and printer.

PETG filament typically dries at 55–70°C for 5–8 hours, depending on the manufacturer. This guide explains how to identify wet PETG, dry it safely, avoid overheating, and store it properly...

Learn how to store 3D printer filament to prevent moisture damage, reduce stringing and failed prints, and extend spool life. This guide covers humidity control, storage options, DIY dry-b...

Explore how PLA temperature affects extrusion, layer adhesion, surface details, and print strength. Learn how to adjust settings based on filament type, speed, nozzle size, and common printin...

This article explains the best PLA bed temperature for stable 3D printing. It recommends starting at 50°C to 60°C, then adjusting in 5°C steps based on adhesion, warping, or elephant foot....

ABS filament is a strong, heat-resistant 3D printing material for functional parts, prototypes, housings, brackets, and tools. This article explains its key properties, common uses, print settings,...

ASA is widely used for outdoor and functional 3D printing because it offers strong UV resistance, weather durability, and better heat performance than many beginner filaments. It is a good ...

TPU is one of the most useful flexible 3D printing materials. It can bend, stretch, absorb impact, and return to shape, which makes it suitable for protective covers, grips, seals, gaskets, we...