In the world of 3D printing, choosing the right file format is a crucial step in guaranteeing the quality and efficiency of your prints. But a multitude of formats available, it can be difficult to ...

Please ensure your 3D model meets the following printer-specific requirements: File Format— Your 3D model file must be saved in STL (binary.stl) format. Make sure to export your design in "millimeters ...

STL is the oldest and most widely used format for 3D printing, but it has some limitations and drawbacks, such as being unable to store color, texture, or material information, and being prone to ...

Once the 3D model is finished, it is necessary to export it into a file that can be read by a slicer, a software that acts as an intermediary with a 3D printer. And at this point, several choices are ...

Stereolithography (STL) is the oldest and most popular format for 3D printing files. But an influential group that believes STL’s long reign should end has been pushing an alternative called the 3D ...

At the big 3D Print Week event last month in New York City, Hewlett-Packard (HP) alluded to a big announcement related to 3D Printing file formats. A week later, at the Build 2015 event, Microsoft ...