As those who have experimented with flexible filaments know, 3D printing with the rubbery stuff can sometimes prove difficult. Due to the loose nature of the material, guide tubes and direct drive extruders may be required to prevent the filament from tangling and to ensure a steady flow onto the printbed. And, while some 3D printer owners have found workarounds or the perfect print settings to print with flexible filaments, there are those just entering the world of 3D printing who want to fabricate squishy items right off the bat. As if in response to those needs, on Indiegogo right now, there’s a new Spanish FFF 3D printer that has been specifically designed for handling flexible filaments.…
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