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Actually made something useful with my 3D printer.
- Thread starter Downeaster
- Start date
Prototyping some little exhaust tips for Bonnie. If I like them I might make some stainless ones at work.
First prototypes were a little tight so I tweaked them just a bit and set the printer up to run overnight.
Will edit later with more photos.
Now just to carve out some 303 stainless ones at work sometime...
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Seeing more and more "3D printer job shops" up and running. While perusing used printers a common theme is upgrading a "printer room" with line ups of printers in view.
Check out some of this guy's content;
https://www.facebook.com/IPFRacing
https://www.facebook.com/IPFRacing
Couple little small parts bins.
Hammer holder
Metric (l) and standard (r) Allen key holders
Holder for small can of DW-04.
Just ordered a Bambu P2S 3D printer. Were do you guys buy your filament?
Thanks
Thanks
Bambu?
Bambu Lab
I get stuff off Amazon. I will take some pics of stuff I use. Had pretty good success with it.
Edit: don't have a Bambu, I have a QIDI Max3.
Yes that's what I mean, get it from Bambu. At least you know the quality is decent
Yes I ordered it from them, should be here next week
Chet Ironhorse
XS650 Enthusiast
I've been buying Sunlu from Amazon. Their PLA, PETG and TPU have all worked well for me.
What do you guys use to dry and keep dry your filament.
I was thinking air tight container and desiccant
I was thinking air tight container and desiccant
I bought a cheap two spool drier.
Which Bambu printer did you get, Al?
I got the P1S with the AMS II spool feed.
It has a dryer built in.
I got the P1S with the AMS II spool feed.
It has a dryer built in.
Chet Ironhorse
XS650 Enthusiast
I keep them in freezer gallon sized Ziplock bags with desiccant packets. Not 100% air tight but I haven't had any issues. A dryer might be nice in the future, but here in NM there isn't much moisture.
My house is so f-ing dry in the winter I don't need to worry about any of that.