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Denise Bertacchi

Missouri, St. Louis
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Honoring gentle person’s agreements since 1992. 3d printing reviewer for Tom's Hardware www.youtube.com/@stldenise

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3D Printing 101: How to Get Started

3D Printing 101: How to Get Started

So you're interested in 3D printing - but you don't know where to start? Pull up a chair my friend, and let m…

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MRRF, ERRF, RMRRF & SMRRF: Four Places to Celebrate 3D Printing in 2023

MRRF, ERRF, RMRRF & SMRRF: Four Places to Celebrate 3D Printing in 2023

First there was MRRF. Then ERRF. Now RMRRF and SMRRF! No, I didn't just face plant on my keyboard, these are …

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Nozzle Nirvana: Find the Perfect Fit for Your 3D Printer

Nozzle Nirvana: Find the Perfect Fit for Your 3D Printer

3D printing technology has come a long way, and one of the key components that has evolved over time is the n…

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Desktop UV printers and wild custom builds take over Open Sauce 2026 — $1,700 full-color printers, flash-cured resin, and a rideable speeder bike

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By Denise Bertacchi, Anj Bryant
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Josef Prusa taking a robotic CORE One+ for a spin at Open Sauce. (Image credit: Tom's Hardware) 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Subscribe to our newsletter If you want to see the bleeding edge of 3D printing tech, you go to FormNext in Frankfurt, Germany. If you want to see the latest in consumer electronics, you go to CES in Las Vegas. If you want to see what it’s like to microwave your own head, you go to Open Sauce in San Mateo, California.
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Desktop UV printers and wild custom builds take over Open Sauce 2026 — $1,700 full-color printers, flash-cured resin, and a rideable speeder bike

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By Denise Bertacchi, Anj Bryant
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If you want to see the bleeding edge of 3D printing tech, you go to FormNext in Frankfurt, Germany. If you want to see the latest in consumer electronics, you go to CES in Las Vegas. If you want to see what it’s like to microwave your own head, you go to Open Sauce in San Mateo, California. The decidedly quirky maker festival marked its fourth year a few weeks ago, bringing together inventors, makers, artists, cosplayers, YouTubers, and yes, a number of sponsors.
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Prusa Research XL, Core One, and Core One L all to receive second-generation upgrades — all new orders get updated model for 'free'

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By Denise Bertacchi
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Prusa Research XL Gets a Long Awaited Glow Up. If you’re feeling sad that you can’t afford a new 3D printer this summer, perhaps you can swing an upgrade instead? Prusa Research just announced that its “entire lineup” of 3D printers is getting second-generation upgrades and a “+” designation. This includes the XL, Core One, and Core One L. All “plus” upgrades will be automatically added to printers being sold today.
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