Community Contributions
The Numakers Wiki is intended to be built with the help of the community. Our goal is to grow this resource through real world testing, shared profiles, and practical feedback from makers who use Numakers filaments every day.
We welcome contributions that help improve print reliability, expand printer support, or add clarity to existing documentation.
What You Can Contribute
You’re welcome to contribute:
Printer and slicer profiles
Optimized material settings for specific printers
Improvements or corrections to existing guides
Troubleshooting tips based on real print experience
New documentation ideas or missing topics
All contributions should be practical, repeatable, and based on actual testing.
How to Submit a Contribution
To submit a contribution, email us at [email protected] with the following information:
A brief description of what you’re submitting
The printer model and hardware configuration used
Slicer name and version
Material and color used
Profile files (.3mf preferred) or written documentation
Any notes on limitations or known trade offs
Clear details help us review and integrate your contribution faster.
Review and Publishing Process
All submissions will be reviewed by the Numakers team before being added to the wiki. This helps ensure accuracy, consistency, and compatibility with our materials.
Some submissions may be edited for clarity or formatting. If needed, we may reach out for additional testing details before publishing.
Credit and Recognition
When appropriate, contributors will be credited on the relevant wiki page. Our goal is to recognize valuable community input while keeping the documentation clean and easy to follow.
A Note on Expectations
Profiles and settings shared through the wiki are intended as starting points. Differences in printers, environments, and usage mean results can vary. We encourage users to fine tune settings for their own setups.
Thank you for helping make the Numakers Wiki better for everyone.
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