What’s that for? Tip over protection? Wheelie pegs?
Anyone into 3D printing?
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anderson750
I'm working on it Rose
- Location
- Price, Utah
I would guess for a paniard frame to rest against.
ebryson
Active Member
- Location
- Bountiful, Utah
And here I am just printing tool orginaizers.
The socket organizers I designed myself. I saved myself an entire drawer plus a little with these. Going to work on ratchet and long extention holders next.
The wrench organizers I got from thingiverse. Tho I'm thinking of printing some different ones.
The socket organizers I designed myself. I saved myself an entire drawer plus a little with these. Going to work on ratchet and long extention holders next.
The wrench organizers I got from thingiverse. Tho I'm thinking of printing some different ones.
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What printer are you using and have you been happy with it?
ebryson
Active Member
- Location
- Bountiful, Utah
I've been using a Qidi plus-II. I've been pretty happy with it. I haven't printed anything else other than PLA on it yet but I do want to try ABS. One of the reasons I got it was because of the print bed size and it's 10.6X7.9X7.9 with a heated bed. Pretty good unit for the price too.
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
That's a sweet printer and the enclosure will be awesome for larger ASA and abs prints.
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
They are for forks on a rear wheel stand so you can do rear wheel stuff, tire changes, lube the chain.
The_Lobbster
Well-Known Member
I’m looking to get into the game for small stuff. What’s everyone’s recommendation for a starter printer, and software? Seems to be a lot of opinions online.
ebryson
Active Member
- Location
- Bountiful, Utah
I'm no expert my any means but I hear a lot of people like the Creality Ender 3. In fact a lot of my coworkers recommended it but I didn't like the print bed size the print material limitations. I have heard you can print parts to make the print bed bigger and it's pretty inexpensive. I quite like mine (Qidi X-Plus II), the versatility is really good and it comes with its own printing software that can connect to the house internet. It is a little more on the expensive side ($500 for the printer and another $50 or so for another spool or 2 of pla filiment) for someone just getting into 3d print but I'm glad I spent the money.
As for software I use Fusion 360 to design the things I want. Only draw back on Fusion 360 is you're limited to 10 designs to make thru their cloud, which you can later save to you're computer. So technically as many designs as you want but 10 easily editable.
I really don't think there's a right and a wrong on what to get via software or hardware, I thinks it's mostly just preferences.
Spork
Tin Foil Hat Equipped
- Location
- Saratoga Springs, UT
I run an ender 3. I've had mine almost 5 years. When I got it the price was right. Yes I'd love a larger bed, yes I'd love faster printing, enclosure, etc. But I still feel like I've got my $200 worth out of it.
- Location
- East Stabbington
We run ender 3's... The og ender 3 pro's anyway. We've had 25 of them, but we're down to 6 that are working. They do run 24/7 and the newest one is 22 months old so they're high mileage. I could likely fix at least a half dozen of the parts printers, but by the time you spend $20-50 in parts and a couple of hours, it's just easier to buy a new unit.
I think the 3 pros have been discontinued and the replacement is ender 3 v2 neo. The cutter shop has slowed down considerably so we're on the fence about dropping more coin on new machines. But if we do I think it'll be the ender 3 s1. They're under $300 now and I've heard good things about them. Getting rid of the bowden tube and getting auto leveling would probably save me from 2/3 of my headaches.
We use cura to slice.
I think the 3 pros have been discontinued and the replacement is ender 3 v2 neo. The cutter shop has slowed down considerably so we're on the fence about dropping more coin on new machines. But if we do I think it'll be the ender 3 s1. They're under $300 now and I've heard good things about them. Getting rid of the bowden tube and getting auto leveling would probably save me from 2/3 of my headaches.
We use cura to slice.
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
I'm using an ender 3. It has been pretty much flawless since day one. I've ran 5 spools of pla and just started with PETG. Mine is all stock.
STAG
On my grind
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
What izzit?
STAG
On my grind
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
Plastic
oooOOOooo fancy
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
Looks melted
DAA
Well-Known Member
- Location
- West Bountiful, UT
3D Rorschach test.
- DAA
- DAA
Spork
Tin Foil Hat Equipped
- Location
- Saratoga Springs, UT
Looks like Disney font...
STAG
On my grind
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
I’ve got some RGB led strip lighting to put inside of it.
I seemed to have misplaced (or never printed?) a corner of the big W. I’ll have to reprint that.
It’s a birthday gift for my friends daughter, Willow. It’s about 40” long and maybe about 16” tall at the big W