Practical, locally-relevant articles on 3D printing in Zimbabwe: materials, applications, and how to get the most out of your project.
Three CAD designers in Zimbabwe on what they do differently when a model is headed for a build plate: orientation, watertight meshes, layer strength, tolerances and file formats.
Read more → 2026-08-15You don't need to know CAD to get something printed. How to go from an idea or a broken part to a print-ready file, including the network of designers we can connect you with.
Read more → 2026-07-16STL, OBJ, STEP, or 3MF: a quick guide to sending us a file we can quote and print straight away.
Read more → 2026-07-16A quick decision guide to picking the right material based on what your part actually has to do.
Read more → 2026-07-16What we printed from a client's file, and why the material choice mattered.
Read more → 2026-07-16When a machine part breaks in Zimbabwe, importing a replacement can mean weeks of waiting and unpredictable customs costs. We look at when 3D printing a spare part locally makes more sense than importing one.
Read more →More articles coming soon. Check back for guides on materials, design tips, and 3D printing use cases in Zimbabwe.
