Why we use PETG Heart Forge Solutions

Why we use PETG

Brian Blankenship

This is what’s left from a 3D printed Mandalorian helmet made from PLA. This helmet was left in a heat of only 105-110F. This is why Heart Forge Solutions only uses PETG for all our products.

PETG is more heat resilient and UV stable. Our products can be left in heat and sun a lot longer than regular PLA.

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  • Antique Spinning Wheels

    Brian Blankenship

    Nearly since we started our little business, keeping antique spinning wheels spinning have been one of our pursuits. Currently, we provide bobbins for Baynes, Blue Bonnet and, Timbertops. I've gotten a...

    Antique Spinning Wheels

    Brian Blankenship

    Nearly since we started our little business, keeping antique spinning wheels spinning have been one of our pursuits. Currently, we provide bobbins for Baynes, Blue Bonnet and, Timbertops. I've gotten a...

  • Product Updates and Newcomers

    Brian Blankenship

    I've been designing my own version of a Cord Maker for make ropes and ply splitting. This cord maker comes with 10 bearings (each gear is supported by a bearing...

    Product Updates and Newcomers

    Brian Blankenship

    I've been designing my own version of a Cord Maker for make ropes and ply splitting. This cord maker comes with 10 bearings (each gear is supported by a bearing...

  • UFO Sightings: I want to believe

    Brian Blankenship

    Numerous UFO sightings have occurred recently. Most sightings has been cantered around Rochester and surrounding areas. We have some startling video footage of one of these sightings! Get your own...

    UFO Sightings: I want to believe

    Brian Blankenship

    Numerous UFO sightings have occurred recently. Most sightings has been cantered around Rochester and surrounding areas. We have some startling video footage of one of these sightings! Get your own...

  • Easy Color Change at layers

    Brian Blankenship

    Start with your normal space. Click the + sign in the "Filament" title. Set the new color to something by clicking the numbered square. And Slice. Move the layer slider...

    Easy Color Change at layers

    Brian Blankenship

    Start with your normal space. Click the + sign in the "Filament" title. Set the new color to something by clicking the numbered square. And Slice. Move the layer slider...

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