A Dibsley gift guide
3D Printing & DIY
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Most of what a 3D-printing hobbyist actually wants is small and unglamorous — filament, a sharper tool, something that stops the first layer lifting. There's one printer at the bottom, in case you're going big.
189 EUR
A genuinely good first printer: pre-assembled, self-calibrating, printing in about twenty minutes.
18.49 EUR
Stops first-layer lifting on almost any material, and lets the part off when it cools.
17.49 EUR
The tips that put those inserts in straight, M2 through M8, with a soldering-iron adapter.
9.29 EUR
Brass threads in printed parts — the upgrade that makes a print feel like a product.
23.99 EUR
Gets stubborn prints off the plate without the gouges a kitchen knife leaves.
17.49 EUR
Cleans the elephant's-foot edge off every print in about five seconds.
65 EUR
Damp filament ruins prints and nobody suspects it; this quietly fixes a whole class of problems.
39.99 EUR
A second build plate means you can start the next print while the last one cools.
32.99 EUR
Tougher and more heat-resistant than PLA — for the parts that have to survive a car or a garden.
32.99 EUR
Filament is the one thing every printer owner runs out of, and black never goes unused.
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