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extruders
Massive Dimension Upgrade Program
Are you an MDPH2 user feeling the itch of upgraditis? Maybe you were an early Massive Dimension supporter back in 2019, getting in the pellet extruder game while the MDPE10 was still just a twinkle...
3d recycling
The Basics of Extrusion
If you are a recent recipient of a Filabot extrusion system, you might feel a bit unsure of what each of the specific components is for, or how to make them all work in harmony. We like to think th...
EX6
NEW PRODUCT: PLA LX175 EX6 Tolerances Compared: Material Extrusion Report
We care about the materials we sell and the success of using our machines. This report was done with very extensive testing beyond what we typically do with the lab testing service we provide but a...
EX2
NEW PRODUCT: PLA LX175 EX2 Tolerances Compared: Material Extrusion Report
We care about the materials we sell and the success of using our machines. This report was done with very extensive testing beyond what we typically do with the lab testing service we provide but a...
3-D Printer
University of Utah Update: Testing - Large Format Prints
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Going forward the posts related to our collaboration with binary and the University of Utah will be posted only on the Massive Dimension website as Massive Dimension products will b...
EX2
PLA 3D870 EX2 Tolerances Compared: Material Extrusion Report
Virgin 3D870 Polylactic Acid (PLA 3D870) was extruded in the EX2 to compare the tolerances of the polymer with different Filabot Accessories. From testing, we saw that the tolerances of the materia...
EX6
rPETG EX6 Tolerances Compared: Material Extrusion Report
rPETG was extruded in the EX6 to compare the tolerances of the polymer with different Filabot Accessories. From testing, we saw that the tolerances of the material improved when using the Chrome Sc...
boxes
We Have a Shop Dog
Filabot adopted a new member to the team! His name is Ray. Ray is a rescue dog who is a mix of black lab and we think chow. Ray is partially blind and can sometimes be found bumping into boxes full...