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The 3D printers will begin to drop in price as more models become available.
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NC
(and also the World's Fastest Poster)The 3D printers will begin to drop in price as more models become available.
If you haven’t seen my previous post, check Amazon for 3d printers. Hundreds available starting at about $200. The future is now apparently.
The 3D printers will begin to drop in price as more models become available.
If you haven’t seen my previous post, check Amazon for 3d printers. Hundreds available starting at about $200. The future is now apparently.
the problem with those ones are the resolution is not the greatest. You end up getting disfigured blobs from the cheaper ones lol.
The other problem with the cheap 3d printers
1) very slow print times
2) extruders that clog easily
3) maximum height of the object is limited compared to more expensive modelsThe other problem with the cheap 3d printers
1) very slow print times
2) extruders that clog easily
3) maximum height of the object is limited compared to more expensive modelswell i recently found out that our local library just bought a 3d printer, i tried to get some time on it but they are quite busy. I got on a list to get something printed out, unfortunately the people running the show don’t really know what they are doing and i gave up. They didn’t know how to use the usb stick to get the files to print in the root folder.
well i recently found out that our local library just bought a 3d printer,
Our library system does not have one yet and they don’t know if they will get one. Nice that yours does have one though. You just need to show them how to use it.
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NC
(and also the World's Fastest Poster)My local library has a few 3d printers going
My local library has a few 3d printers going
Have you had a change to get anything printed yet Kyle?
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NC
(and also the World's Fastest Poster)well i recently found out that our local library just bought a 3d printer,
Our library system does not have one yet and they don’t know if they will get one. Nice that yours does have one though. You just need to show them how to use it.
lol i couldn’t be bothered, you’d need to show them how to use a usb stick first. I don’t get this makerspace they wanted to do.
My local library has a few 3d printers going
Have you had a change to get anything printed yet Kyle?
I’m going to go check it out again this weekend to see if I can get something going.
Saw someone printed the clips for lboxxes to attach other custom stuff
Im thinking of getting one of those online services done to get a couple of pairs made
Saw someone printed the clips for lboxxes to attach other custom stuff
I remember that too, I’d like to make something like that
I saw on the news a few weeks ago, a hospital used a 3d printer to allow a blind pregnant woman to “see” her ultrasound.
Saw someone printed the clips for lboxxes to attach other custom stuff
I remember that too, I’d like to make something like that
I found the printable file and had it sent to a 3d printshop. Ordered 14 clips (same price as 1). We will see how they turn out
Maybe clip lboxxes to the bottom and sides of my bench…. Or walls
Would you mind posting a link to the printable file?
Here you are Kyle
Would you mind posting a link to the printable file?
Here you are Kyle
Great link! I know at some point I will be needing these. These should be standard and included with any L-boxx purchase.
A Working Pro since 2004
Would you mind posting a link to the printable file?
Here you are Kyle
Great link! I know at some point I will be needing these. These should be standard and included with any L-boxx purchase.
Also found a dust chute for Bosch miter saws…
@Montreal_Medic I noticed that site has lots of trade related designs. I don’t even have a 3D printer but know I will be checking that page out often. Cheers
A Working Pro since 2004
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