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I'm tempted!!!

I've seen a LOT of people try something like this, but this is by FAR the best implementation of a full-size 3D benchy that actually FLOATS!!!

Dropping-into this thread to say that I'm still quite pleased with this little printer. Unlike all my other printers, I haven't made a single adjustment to it. Everything just works fine for me... even the bed I'm happy with. I will say that I'm REALLY liking the direct-drive! I never realized...

I like Tom and he does good videos. This is def. a bit more sciency with lots of data. High Level: Risk-tolerance and risk-management are very interesting and often very personal topics. I try not to judge other people that have different risk-management processes and/or different...

The family cat is SUPER fluffy and full of hair, so, we bought her one of these: https://amzn.to/4dvKMfE ... and she LOVES it! ... problem is, it gets FULL of her hair and it's a pain to pull the hair from the rubbery bristles! So, I took a few measurements, went into OnShape and whipped...

Interesting. I haven't dove deep into it, but I have mixed feelings ranging from "Are these really advances that should be patented and litigated against vs. contributing to the community" vs. "Business is business, and their goal is to make money... and I can't fault them if they are doing it...

Congrats on your new purchase!!! Thanks for sharing your first impressions and experiences. It's just incredible what Bambu Labs has done for the the 3D printing space in the last few years. SO many companies are playing catch-up. I'm seeing a LOT of very large print-farms moving from...

Wow, this is super interesting! Check out the carbon fibers getting stuck in his skin!

Yup, I filter all my email, even through my non-gmail accounts, through gmail for their awesome spam filtering. I used to try to do it all through Bayesian filtering, etc., but it was too hard. Gmail is just expert at it.

Speed benchy update 2: HOT END WOW, that's a LOT of molten plastic!!!!

Things are getting crazy with the speed benchy!

I like 3D printing and I'm a novice at modeling. ... but I really enjoy watching people who are experts in their field (programmers, brick-layers, whatever) as they perform their mastery! So, this is a great combo of things I enjoy. Pretty interesting: Also, Two Bit Tony has a GREAT OnShape...

Hey guys, this might be a bit of a stretch, but I thought I'd ask here just in case we have some experts: I'm going to be doing some robust home automation. I've been doing a TON of research, but I'm still trying to figure out a few things and need some advice. I've mainly used Google Home and...

Sorry for the loss of one of your arms! Great idea to have those chains supporting downward-force... and good point that it could have been a side-hit.

I've had so many brands of printers (inkjet and laser) over the years... but Canon printers have a special place in my heart. ... which is why I splurged a bit and got a Canon Color Laser printer a few months ago :) The megatank printers are VERY interesting to me! I've been wanting to learn...

That's some nozzle!!! Pretty interesting to see what things are the same and which are different printing at this scale!

I love Stephan's videos! I watched that one a couple years ago and used the technique a time or two. ... but mostly I don't print very large stuff, so if I have a fail, I just usually start over.

I needed some door latch / catch / clip / holders for my shed door, so I found a model already designed in the OnShape library and modified it to accept an m4 bold down the middle for added strength!

Wow, some really innovative / interesting features! I don't think I'd ever be able to dive deep enough for a kit like this, but I LOVE seeing various companies (and individuals) coming up with new ideas in the space!

A few years ago I bought this razor: I like it (adjustable, etc.) for a great shave, but the handle is a bit smooth / slippery. I've seen a bunch of videos like the one below for shrink fitting parts together, so I decided to try it here! I printed a test fit sleeve that was kinda tight. I...