My work is an office building from the 80s that has a mix of chairs. I keep swapping to find something worth a damn. These look like Herman Miller's but I'm not an expert...they are the best of the trash here comfort wise.
I have a clog or jam in the nozzle tip here somewhere and I can't get this rubber sock off. Does anyone have a video of what I need to tear down to remove that so I can take the nozzle out and inspect it? I've only had this thing 2 weeks and it's basic useless now.
Help me Obi Wan Kenobi(s)... You're my only hope.
I know it's a bad Pic but I'm looking for a higher backed office chair that will keep me upright. Can anyone here at least identify a brand for me? My back is killing me and I need a new office chair.
...or a mega thread or something? A lot of the posts in 3d printing subs are all over the place, I am just curious if there was one just for toy talk and 3d printed design toy talk. I know it's niche but there has to be enough people out there at this point.
First off, I really appreciate all the help on my last few posts. You guys definitely turned on the firehose and blasted me with info—it’s been a lot to take in but super helpful!
Full disclosure: I bought my printer specifically to make display stands for my collectibles. I got tired of buying them from other people and decided to start making my own. I'm currently working with some files from Landspeeder Luke (his designs are incredible if you aren't familiar).
I’ve been using a specific base file that holds a figure and a cylinder piece for a helmet as a test run for slicing. It printed okay, but I want to rearrange the layout. As you can see in my photo, the cylinder is in a weird spot, but the promo photos for the STL show it in a much better position.
My question: Is it possible to rearrange or move individual parts of someone else's STL file? I want to shift that cylinder piece around on the base.
I’ll post more photos in the comments to show exactly what I’m trying to do. Thanks in advance!
Google said these are commonly called zits or blobs. Should I have a certain setting on to get smoother prints? Or do these work themselves out as you print? Sorry for 21 questions I just want to get smooth, quality prints going here. Thanks in advance.
I have a ton of files in this pack I bought off Etsy I'm trying to print and none of them show up in here? What am I doing wrong and what is my alternative? Does the printer have internal memory? Can I just somehow load these on here for good like the other pre loaded files?
Hey everyone! I’m new here and still pretty fresh to the 3D‑printing world. I’ve been lurking for a bit, finally set up my K1C, and ran a calibration print plus a few Benchys. The first layers look fine… then somewhere around the early layers the print lifts off the bed, the nozzle drags it around, and I end up with a full spaghetti monster.
The K1C has a ton of settings, and I’m still learning what everything does. I’ve got a glue stick, I know how to adjust my bed and nozzle temps, but I’m not super confident with things like Z‑offset or bed leveling yet. I just want to start with a nice clean Benchy print, if I can do a few of those I'll know my settings are locked. I'm using PLA too if that helps.
If anyone has tips on dialing in adhesion on this machine, or good YouTube videos that walk through the K1C setup — I’d really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance!