3D Printing Failures: 2022 Edition: How to Diagnose and Repair ALL Desktop 3D Printing Issues

i read all and it helps me to understand more details clearly. the pictures are clear and good. Thank you

Great book full of useful information. I wish I had it years ago.Interesting how fast printing technology changes.

Ummm it’s 3D printing for dummies? Or choose your own adventure of what you managed to destroy? It’s so organized, Photos, guides, mansplaining. He’s a 3D printing god. This book has changed daily garage printing procedures. Look no further and buy no other books.I’d slice that!

I bought this because I was having major issues with my printer and was at my whits end. To confirm my suspicions I decided to buy this book and I must say it's full of helpful information for the beginner. It arrived on time but by the time it did I figured out my printer had manufacturing defects nothing but replacement parts would fit. If you're just starting out or even a "pro" this book is great to have especially because you can pick it up and go right to the "issue" and see the solutions without having to scroll through pages and watch useless YT tutorials which have no idea of what they are saying. GET THIS BOOK IF YOU 3D PRINT.

It’s not the book’s fault it was printed in 2022 and a hut outdated but it was still helpful as I’m still learning.The photos could be better but in fairness, the author does suggest emailing him if you needed clearer.

I discovered the book by chance after Googling some issues with a printout.The description of the book gave me the impression that they had compiled a list of examples and what could cause different types of errors in the printouts.Most things can be found on the Internet by searching a bit but having a physical book is still preferable when it comes to encyclopedias. The first impression was good so I ordered the book which was delivered in a short time.This is a structured and well-written book that helps you understand what can affect the quality of your printouts.I believe that the book is as good for beginners as more experienced in 3d printing.The main part of the book gives you a systematic description of mechanical / technical details that may affect your printouts.It explains the properties and basic settings for various types of plastics.The rest of the book can be defined as a reference work. Do you have a print that has failed or is not as good as it used to be?Then you use the book's encyclopedia with pictures to find an in-depth answer to what you need to look for and possibly adjust.On request, you get access to high-quality photos from the book.The book explains briefly and precisely what a slicer does.It goes into depth on some settings that are affected by the dimension of the nozzle you use.Print time vs. quality and / or strength.You also get a few specific tips to provide better support for eg high / thin prints with custom support. You can, for example, set two different infill values ​​on one and the same object. Or print two objects at the same time but with different infill. The book covers the minimum of what you need to know about a slicer. It is Cura that is described but you can use this on almost all slicers.The book covers the entire spectrum with challenges such as mechanical wear, vibrations, lack of cleaning / maintenance, the importance of the right temperatures and the right use of slicers.A book that should come with all printers.

The title of this book doesn't begin to do it justice. This book is 334 pages and diagnosing print failures doesn't even start until page 124... The preceding pages contain a wealth of information about 3D printers. From using what you've got, making adjustments, recommended tools, upgrades, and a lot of tips to just run your printer and get better prints. I had originally planned to read the book up to where troubleshooting failures began, then skim the rest so I'd know where to go look if and when I had failures. I now recommend reading the book straight through - then keeping it as a handy reference. There is so much good preventative maintenance and just general knowledge embedded in the troubleshooting section that it's well worth reading. Particularly the section on slicer configurations.The book is *almost* exclusively about FDM/FFM printers (those that melt and extrude plastic), but there is a chapter devoted to resin printing. I wouldn't recommend the book for someone working exclusively with resin, but the resin chapter was welcome, because if you're printing with one technology you're probably eyeballing the other.The book is thoroughly illustrated with many photos as you would hope for a book of this nature. What's more, if you send proof of purchase to the author (details in the book) he'll send you a digital copy with high resolution photos you can really zoom in on.This book is absolutely the most helpful book on 3D printing (FDM/FFM) that I have discovered. It is not the best for those who know nothing about 3D printing and have not yet made a print. Some knowledge of the basics is presupposed. Still, if you get a printer you will ultimately want this book.Highly recommended!

This book has good useful information and is not an advertisement for anybody. I'm a newbie at this and it's been very helpful in understanding all the complex systems you have to deal with.