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Affiliate disclosure

This page describes how printlog3d.com makes money and which links on it are commercial. It is generated from the site’s own configuration, so it describes the relationships that exist today rather than ones we intend to have.

Paid relationships

We earn a commission on qualifying purchases made through some of the links on this site. Using them costs you nothing extra. We currently participate in:

  • Amazon Associates

As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.

Commercial links are marked with rel="sponsored" and open in a new tab.

A business we own

3DPrinterOnDemand (3dprinterondemand.com) is another Anvil Road property. When we link to it we have a direct commercial interest, which is a stronger relationship than an affiliate one, so we say so on every page that links to it rather than only here.

We only offer it for the materials it actually prints: PLA, PETG, ABS, PA-CF, TPU. For everything else, including PEEK, polycarbonate and plain nylon, it is not offered at all and we point to independent services instead. Owning a service does not make it the right answer, and on the hardest materials it is not.

Links we do not earn from

Some pages link to specialist suppliers and print services because naming them is the useful answer, not because we are paid to. We have no commercial relationship with any of the following and receive nothing if you use them:

  • MatterHackers
  • Printed Solid
  • Xometry
  • JLC3DP
  • Treatstock

How this affects what we recommend

Print temperatures, drying requirements and material advice on this site are typical manufacturer-published figures for each material class. They are not measurements we took, and no commercial relationship influences them.

We recommend product categories with the specification that decides whether a given product will work, rather than naming one product and hoping the listing survives. Where a material needs equipment that consumer products cannot provide, we say so instead of recommending something that will not do the job. The PEEK page is the clearest example: it tells you a filament dryer is the wrong tool.

If a page has no commercial link, that is usually deliberate.

Questions

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