Felfil Evo was used to recreate a 3D printed version of the Lycurgus Cup
The Lycurgus Cup is an ancient glass artefact from the Roman period (around the 4th...
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27 Jan
20 Dec
Lancashire 3D and Felfil Evo team up for a “zero-waste” circular economy
The English company Lancashire 3D will use Felfil Evo as a key component in recycling...
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06 Dec
How to unlock Felfil Evo in case the extrusion gets stuck
When we designed Felfil Evo, we wanted to create a domestic extruder capable of supporting...
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07 Oct
How to recycle PLA 3D prints and turn them into new filament with Felfil Evo
Many times failed 3D prints often accumulate or are thrown away: why not give them...
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23 Jul
Felfil Evo: our take on circular economy
3D printing creates a lot of waste material: Felfil Evo can be used to turn...
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22 May
Introducing domestic filament extruders: the main advantages
Let's discover the main advantages of domestic filament extruders: customized filament, respect for the environment...
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26 Apr
We extruded some carbon filament: here is the result
Carbon has been the subject of various experiments in the world of 3D printing for...
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12 Apr
TPU filament for 3D printing: learning about plastic materials
Curious to try printing using TPU? Here is a mini guide to discover the features...
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29 Mar
Five good reasons to have a Felfil Evo in your school
3D printing technologies, introduced about 25 years ago in the industrial sector, have literally exploded...
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12 Mar
Discovering Felfil Evo: main components and open source files
Felfil Evo is a completely open source filament extruder for 3D printers: in fact, we...
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