What are you 3D Printing? Or: What would you 3D Print?
The weekend is upon us, and that seems like a great time for a long 3D printing project. Sure, there are treasure chests and Raspberry Pi cases and tool kits galore, but there's also a lot of wild and creative stuff people have made for 3D printers.
What are you printing? Or, if you don't have a 3D printer but just like looking through the archives of printable files, what would you print?
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My wife........ The 3d print can't talk back. And I'm not going to program it to either.
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I don't have a 3D printer but would love the ability to print little replacement parts, etc. Although there are a lot of cool multi-day worthy projects out there.
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Some kind of 3-D business card that unfolds flat 3.5 inches by 2.0 inches, but folds into some kind of 3-D object like a car or building or robot.
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I would print water tight reserviors then attach fittings and use epoxy to form the body of the distroplates to see if it would result in inexpensive cooling kit alternatives.
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Well, I'd have started on printing some Pi4 and Jetson Nano cases...had the Ender3 V2 that you sold me actually was "complete" as the opened box label claimed... No bowden, X timing belt or hot-end pneumatic tube. Having to go back to the store tomorrow. Same goes for my BL Touch. You said it was complete- but it's missing the probe tip and only has the spare- along with it really being only for the Pros you have in inventory...not for the v2 boards even though you could adapt it.
That being said, I print repair parts for my Fourtwo Smart with the one I currently have, along with all sorts of simple marvels and fixes for things. Pressure feet for a cargo carrier for the Smart's one of those examples.
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Everything. I've heard your in house Inland filament is rebranded esun. I've loved it, and it's a great price so that's really good if true. It's really good filament regardless. It's all I buy anymore. You guys should advertise it more.
Today I'm starting a S&W Shield in Glass Light Blue. Just plain PLA, I know I should use + but it's what I have. Should be fine.
Previously I printed out a set of Futurama figurines, but painting them is proving to be a big PIA. Should have scaled them up a bit. Might redo them all.
I'll probably do some large Super Mario prints in the near future. It's a lot easier to paint larger pieces.
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Those projects sound cool! We'd love to see some pictures here on our Community!
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Advertise it more, eh?
Well, we do have a 5% discount off Inland firmament running on Amazon through the end of today (4/30).....
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