Most of the slicing software available has default settings that will get you very close to ideal settings. Specific recommendations for settings are also found on most reels of filaments. Using the recommended settings is always the best as they may vary based on brand and formulation. This article is intended as a general reference in case your missing any information.

3D printing can sometimes be as much about troubleshooting as it is about creating. Here, we'll tackle some of the most common issues: warping, stringing, and poor adhesion, providing you with step-by-step solutions.

3D printing, or additive manufacturing, has transformed from a niche hobby to an integral part of both prototyping and production across various industries. Central to this revolution is the material used: filament. Let's dive into some of the most common types of filaments available today:

At Sugoi Creative, we are embarking on an exciting transformation. Our mission is shifting to spotlight the incredible potential of maker-based solutions that empower you to fix, create, and organize your everyday life. By leveraging the latest in 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC machining, and other innovative maker tools, we’re charting a new course that connects creativity with practicality