Hi everyone! We’re Overture 3D, a 3D printing filament brand, and we’re thrilled to be here on Reddit! We can’t wait to hear from all of you in the r/3Dprinting community!

To kick things off, we’re hosting an exciting giveaway! Whether you’re a long-time 3D printing enthusiast or just getting to know Overture, your feedback is super important to us. 😉

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How to Enter:

• Comment below with your answers—each comment will count as one entry into the giveaway!
  • What is your favorite 3D printing filament? (Please include brand, filament type, and color, e.g., Overture PLA Pro Digital Blue)
  • Where did you hear about our brand? (Put N/A if you're not familiar with Overture)
  • Between plastic and cardboard spools, which do you prefer and why?
• Event Duration: 12/23/2024 - 1/6/2025. The winner will be announced by the mods on January 8th.

Win Amazing Prizes:

The mods of r/3Dprinting will randomly select one lucky winner from the feedback submissions to receive a $500 gift card for use on the Overture website!

\Please note: Our website currently supports US & CA users only. If the winner is from a different region, they can choose equivalent filaments valued at $500 from our Amazon store. If shipping isn’t available to the winner’s location, we will select a new winner.*

About Us

Founded in 2019, Overture 3D is committed to making 3D printing fun and accessible for every maker. With a wide range of materials and colors to choose from, we're here to support your creative journey. Our easy-to-use, high-quality filaments, including favorites like OVERTURE PLA, MATTE PLA, PETG, and TPU, deliver reliable performance at a great value.Join us on this exciting journey of extraordinary creation, and let’s build a vibrant future filled with innovation and endless possibilities—3D printing for everyone!

Where you can find us: https://linktr.ee/overture3d

A big thanks to the r/3Dprinting mods for their support in making this event happen! We’re looking forward to your insights and hope you enjoy participating!

Good luck, everyone! 🍀

Best,
Overture Team

Two-piece print that fits together and measures outside angles with the help of a set of standard calipers. The measured surfaces make use of an Archimedean spiral profile to get a caliper readout of 1mm for every 10 degrees measured. Angular precision is about +-1 deg and measurement ranges from 0 to 150 deg.

It was suggested as an idea in a 3D printing group I'm in, so I took a cracked at it in Fusion 360. It actually threads on and works well!

Flawless print with this model. Perfect right off the beds.

https://makerworld.com/models/69357

So I just got a refurbished anycubic kobra 2 max after using mostly creality and Elegoo machines. I LOVE IT. I just printed this 41" USS voyager in 4 parts and about 2 days. It came out very well but I still have some dialing in to do. This is my biggest successful print so far and much cleaner than my neptune 3 max was on slightly smaller prints.

Printed as separate pieces and assembled just like Lego 🎄

This is the coolest thing I've ever seen. Blew my mind!

Follow up to my post the other day about the price mistake on the overture pla ended up actually getting the 12 1kg rolls for $40 lol

Just wanted to share. Since the „big thing“ at my cousins (12yo) school is right now collecting Hotwheels cars I just printed him a 1/64 workshop to display his cars. A wild mixture from different sources and self designed files but so far I think this will make a pretty nice Christmas gift for a 12 year old.

Smaller stuff like the workbenches, columns and rims are printed with a .2mm nozzle and the rest with a .4mm one in a wild variation of PETG, PLA and TPU I had laying around (this project reminded me to get some new colors since I mostly printing technical stuff or spraypaint it afterwards and normally only stock black and white PLA+