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Why Choose Terrafilum® Engineered Filaments

Terrafilum® Engineered Filaments is a US company providing 3D printer filaments, 3D printers, Consultative Print Services, and Specialized Coatings that meet our customers' priorities using sustainable methods. The company’s innovative solutions are for educational...

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About Terrafilum Materials & Discussion

About Terrafilum Materials & Discussion

From our virtual conference in April, Jeremy Simon (3D Universe), Matt Griffin (Ultimaker), and Chris Jackson (Terrafilum) share which materials are available for use in 3D printing, how they perform, and what they are commonly used for. Learn about what makes the...

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Historical Event Lesson Plans Using 3D Printing

Historical Event Lesson Plans Using 3D Printing

We have always been interested in Historical Events.  Chris has always been into World War II literature and the facts, battles, and people of the era.  During our formative years, there was very little in the way of interactive tools to learn history.  Today there’s...

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A Graphene Q & A

A Graphene Q & A

Our recent partnership with XG Sciences puts Terrafilum on the leading edge of a 3D printing/additive manufacturing revolution. Here's all you need to know about graphene-enhanced filament, our latest product... What is graphene? Graphene is a one-atom-thick layer of...

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Polycarbonate from Biomass for Additive Manufacturing?

Polycarbonate from Biomass for Additive Manufacturing?

Finding material strength from bio produced polymers is always difficult.  A team in Korea has discovered that they can produce Polycarbonate (PC) from biomass that eliminates the need for synthetic based processing.  The material is thus free of potential harmful...

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Does Your 3D Project Need Some Material Flexibility?

3D printers can be used to craft almost any item, but the product will fail to work as intended if the wrong material is used. If you plan on making something that needs flexibility, you should avoid using filaments that are made from polylactic acid (PLA) - the most...

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