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Fantastic 3D Printable Christmas Cookie Cutters for Upcoming Holiday Season

By Geeetech
14/12/2020

Christmas is almost here! Want to be prepared for food traditionally eaten at or associated with the Christmas season? Consider baking your sweet treats with these great Christmas-themed 3D-printed cookie cutters， which make them look just as delicious as they taste! There are 3D model repositories all over the web, but cookie-cutter models are particularly in high demand. Many options are available on the site. Below, we’ll…

Geeetech’s Christmas Shopping Carnival(Official web/Amazon/AliExpress)

By Geeetech
09/12/2020

It’s been an unusual year to say the least, and with the big day coming up, everybody has something they want for Christmas! Now it’s time to pick out the best Christmas gifts for your loved ones. Here are our Geeetech products at fantastic discounts that you can add to your Christmas wishlist.Geeetech’s Christmas Carnival…

How to Prevent Blobs?Tips to Get Your Girl Back

By Geeetech
18/09/2020

I dated a girl to count stars over the lake last night.She is so beautiful and a perfectionist to her fingertips.A few months ago,I followed her instagram account and found that she loves Pokemon toys very much.So I decided to make a Charizard with a 3D printer and gave her as a gift.She looked at this cute stuff carefully but soon…

12 most innovative 3D printing materials.

By Geeetech
07/09/2020

When it comes to 3D printing, it’s hard to ignore the various types of materials it leverages: plastics, metals, ceramics and etc. There are, however, plenty of “raw” materials that will leave you wondering: “how is this even possible?” In light of this, 3Dnatives has chosen 12 of the most unusual 3D printing materials, which will blow you away. TOP1- Edible…

Innovative wood-based materials for 3D printing

By Geeetech
27/08/2020

As an organic polymer, lignin plays an important role in providing rigid support for plants. It strengthens the cell walls of plants and causes them to turn woody (lignify) – a mechanism that helps plants to protect themselves against wind or pests. Lignin has traditionally been a waste product from paper manufacture. A number of research groups…

U.S lab develops self-healing 3D printing materials

By Geeetech
25/08/2020

The United States Army Research Laboratory and Texas A&M University have developed a family of synthetic materials that are capable of self-healing. The polymers vary in texture, from ultra-soft to extremely rigid. They can be 3D printed, are recyclable, and stick to each other in air and underwater. Such materials are expected to be used…