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Bite-sized 3D printing knowledge for hobbyists. New episode every week. Covering materials, printers, settings, and real-world tips.
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Signup to Generate a Pitch3D Printing Made Easy is hosted by Printara 3D. The show has published 43 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Prusa Error Codes: Reading the Number, Fixing MMU Jams" (8 October 2026, 16 minutes), "Under $600 Printers: Open Bedslinger or Enclosed CoreXY?" (1 October 2026, 21 minutes), and "Enclosed Chamber Reality: X1C, H2S, and When ABS Needs a Box" (24 September 2026, 15 minutes).
3D Printing Made Easy publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 24 minutes across 43 episodes.
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Episode #42
Every Prusa error screen on the MK4, MINI, XL, CORE One and MK3.5 carries a five-digit XXYZZ code that tells you the device and problem category, and for MMU2S and MMU3 owners the 04xxx family shows whether a stopped...
Episode #41
Both articles argue that under $600 the real choice is not price but design, an open bedslinger with a polished ecosystem (Bambu A1, Kobra 3) versus an enclosed CoreXY box (K1C, Centauri Carbon), and you should pick...
Episode #40
Both articles center on the enclosed print chamber: the H2S adds an actively heated one over the passive X1C, and choosing a printer or an enclosure comes down to which filaments actually need that sealed, warm...
Episode #39
Both articles cover the enclosed Bambu Lab P series, and how the sealed chamber that stabilizes temperature still cannot pull deep moisture out of filament, so a dryer stays essential. In this episode you'll learn: The...
Episode #38
Picking your first Bambu Lab A-series printer means matching build volume and the AMS Lite multicolor upgrade to what you actually plan to print, not to marketing numbers. In this episode you'll learn: The A1 has a 256...
Episode #37
Both articles help you match a printer to what you actually print, since choosing ABS for technical parts forces decisions about enclosure and ventilation. In this episode you'll learn: ABS prints at a nozzle...
Episode #36
Both articles cover the jump from a single hobby printer to a small farm of 3 to 10 machines, where standardization and disciplined maintenance decide whether the operation stays profitable. In this episode you'll...
Episode #35
Both articles treat filament as a long game, one about keeping it dry so it stays printable, the other about where it came from and whether recycled rPLA and rPETG are worth buying. In this episode you'll learn: Most...
Episode #34
Both multi-color AMS printing and soluble supports run on the same filament-swap mechanics, so both cost you extra material and time you should budget for before you press print. In this episode you'll learn: Bambu Lab...
Episode #33
Both articles argue that picking an FDM printer is about matching the machine to your use case, not chasing the lowest sticker price, because real cost shows up during calibration, maintenance, and expansion. In this...
Episode #32
Both articles compare the two main free modeling paths hobbyists use for 3D printing: parametric CAD in Fusion 360 for precise functional parts, and mesh sculpting in Blender for organic shapes. In this episode you'll...
Episode #31
Both articles tackle the advanced maker's fork in the road for flagship CoreXY machines: pay for a finished 5-tool toolchanger (Prusa XL) or build an open-source printer yourself (Voron 2.4). In this episode you'll...
Episode #30
Both articles show that sub-15000 CZK FDM printers now ship with full auto-calibration, and the Bambu A1 mini is the cheapest gateway into color-capable, hands-off printing for a first-time buyer. In this episode you'll...
Episode #29
Both articles help you match an engineering filament (ABS, ASA, Nylon, PC) to the actual load a functional part will face, and avoid the failures that show up when you guess wrong. In this episode you'll learn: ABS and...
Episode #28
Getting clean, dimensionally accurate prints in PETG, ABS, ASA and nylon requires attacking moisture and flow rate together, not just copying PLA recipes. In this episode you'll learn: ABS and ASA print at roughly 240°C...
Episode #27
When desktop FDM hobbyists outgrow PLA and PETG, nylon and polycarbonate are the next step for heat-resistant, load-bearing functional parts, but only with proper drying and hardware. In this episode you'll learn: PA6...
Episode #26
Automotive heat reveals which 3D printed materials actually survive. PLA softens near 60°C and fails in a hot car, while ABS handles interior heat and ASA handles exterior sun and UV. In this episode you'll learn: ABS...
Episode #25
Both articles wrap up the first month at printara3d.cz, consolidating practical lessons on materials, slicers, printer ecosystems and the most common reader questions. In this episode you'll learn: TPU 95A is among the...
Episode #24
<p>Both articles teach the same skill: evaluating the source (filament brand or model database) before printing, because the source determines whether the print succeeds.</p> <p>In this episode you'll learn:</p>...
Episode #23
<p>Both articles center on OrcaSlicer as a free open-source slicer, one walking through its setup and calibration and the other placing it next to Cura and PrusaSlicer so you can choose the right tool for your...
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