Samantha Reeve

This print shifted. The basketball player is supposed to be cut completely through the phone case, not have pants halfway in. What caused it to shift?

We have been testing GBX and printing geometries to test the limits of the printer. These dodecahedrons were printed with ground up PLA from previous failed prints. The two prints in the picture be...

We have been grinding up our rafts, supports, and failed prints from normal Gigabot to print on Gigabot X. This is a GBX test print using regrind silver PLA from normal Gigabot prints. It is spiral...

Part of testing every printer is printing an object at full height to test the Z. For one of our recent XLT printers in testing, we printed a rocket. If you look closely, you can see the top of the...

This next puzzler was printed in PC-Max poly-carbonate on a Gigabot 3+ XLT with full enclosure (and some extra insulation). The smaller piece (top) was attached to the raft and support (bottom) at ...

As you can see from the picture below, we had problems at two points during the print. This was done on our new pellet printer (Gigabot X) in PET. The problem sections are a single extrusion thick ...

This next one even had us stumped for a few days. In the picture below you can see how the top surfaces of the print are all fuzzy. Why is this print fuzzy at the top, but smooth on the other surfa...

This one is a little easier, so hopefully we will get more answers. Below are two calibration cubes printed at different times with different machines based off the same .stl file. Why is the one o...

What's the difference in the two parts below and what caused it? They were printed with the same .gcode on different printers (both Gigabots).