Has anyone tried 3D scanning and then printing an object? I’m a beginner at modeling, and learning modeling has really been such a headache for me.

As the title says, I’ve been wanting to try 3D printing a part recently. Its edge is damaged, but the seller says I have to replace the whole thing, which feels like such a waste. If there are any online tutorials available, please share them with me for reference. Thanks, everyone.

Just gave my first go at vacuum-sealing a filament spool using the EIBOS pump and reusable bags. First impressions? Surprisingly quick and oddly satisfying. A full guide and video covering how these pumps work, and long-term storage tips, will be coming soon to 3DWithUs. UPDATE: Full guide is live. Filament Vacuum Pumps & Reusable Bags: Complete Guide ✍ https://3dwithus.com/filament-vacuum-pumps-reusable-storage-bags 💬 Have you tried vacuum storage yet? If you’ve tried vacuum-sealing you

So the ChiTu Systems Marketing FilaPartner E1 four spool Filament dryer has arrived, Full unboxing and review coming soon 📹 https://youtube.com/@3dpuk-tech-channel ✍️ https://3dwithus.com #3d #chituststems #review

Just unboxed the Snapmaker Rotary Module — the packaging alone feels like opening a luxury watch! Looking forward to testing it soon with some custom engraving and carving projects. Stay tuned for updates — and if you've already used the Rotary Module, feel free to share your tips, setups, or project photos below! 👇

We’ve been testing the Algolaser Pixi, a compact smart laser engraver with a built-in enclosure and touchscreen interface. From wood and leather to coated metal and rotary projects, it handled every small-format task we threw at it. 💡 Fully standalone thanks to AlgoOS 🧪 Hands-on tests across 4 materials 🎥 Rotary tool setup included 📺 Watch the video: https://youtu.be/YQdjmhAjiUU 🔗 Full write-up: https://3dwithus.com/algolaser-pixi-laser-features-tests-examples Anyone else using enclosed desktop