Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
I've been doing a ton of prototyping lately, and it's really shown some of the flaws in more traditional FDM 3D printing.
On one of our normal printers, this part:
• Takes up nearly the whole print bed - which can lead to warping
• Needs support material - which wastes plastic and increases build time
On the Powerbelt3D Zero:
• Fits nicely along the infinite axis
• No support material needed due to angled printing
I've been doing a ton of prototyping lately, and it's really shown some of the flaws in more traditional FDM 3D printing.
On one of our normal printers, this part:
• Takes up nearly the whole print bed - which can lead to warping
• Needs support material - which wastes plastic and increases build time
On the Powerbelt3D Zero:
• Fits nicely along the infinite axis
• No support material needed due to angled printing










