Tips, tutorials, model spotlights, and 3D printing deep dives from the OreKo team. Whether you are just starting out or fine-tuning your setup, there is something here for you.
Deep dives into individual OreKo models. Print settings, assembly tips, filament recommendations, and what makes each design tick.
Step-by-step tutorials on slicing, print settings, filament selection, bed adhesion, post-processing, and more. Written for real printers, not perfect conditions.
Card game setups, cosplay builds, dollhouse projects, and community prints. We cover the culture around the hobby, not just the hardware.
Why Print Your Own Deck Box? A mass-produced deck box is fine. A 3D printed deck box is yours. When you print your own TCG deck box, you control the size, the color, the logo, and the details. You can match your sleeve color, print your favorite character’s jolly roger, or build a box that…
What Slicing Actually Means You downloaded an STL file. You have a 3D printer. Now what? Before any printer can build your model, that STL file needs to be translated into a language the printer understands. That translation is called slicing, and the software that does it is called a slicer. The slicer takes your…
The Short Answer Start with PLA. Every time. No exceptions for your first 20 to 30 prints. That is not a knock on PETG. PETG is an excellent material. It is stronger, more heat-resistant, and more flexible than PLA. But those advantages do not matter when you are still learning how to level a bed,…
