After a few weeks of it sitting in my storage unit, I am finally able to setup my snapmaker. I was setting it up, and one of the filament tubes came out of the box kinked. Is this going to cause problems and be something I should contact support about, or is this something I can ignore?
So I just got a U1 for my new apartment and I’m so excited. That being said, I measured where I want it to go and while the printer will fit fine, I can’t really have a big table around it. My MAXIMUM footprint is 2’x2’ My research pointed towards the IKEA Malm, but that’s been discontinued and replaced with a more expensive (and lower quality) model apparently.
Does anyone have recommendations for sturdy tables that are close if not flush to the size of the U1? I’m hoping to find an oak color style, but I’m not picky at this point.
Between the printer and the apartment I’m at a point where I’m looking for something anything more budget friendly (under $100ish?). I’ve had next to no luck on FB marketplace either unfortunately.
Where were ih8yourgutz and Every Universe??
Edit: hellraiser too! Why were the only new songs we got regem, back from the dead, and locked and loaded?
Really want to set up my shelves like above, with record storage in the Kallax and books on either side. However driving me crazy that the colors don’t match unless we choose white and I really don’t want white furniture. The example above was painted and I’m in an apartment, I don’t have the room to do that unfortunately.
Are there any other ikea shelves that could replace either the Billy or the Kallax while matching color scheme with the other piece?
I’ve tried looking up single entertainment units elsewhere, but they’re all set up for either books or records, not both.
So I built a guitar in college and absolutely adored the process. I just moved down here post graduation and would love to build another, more complex one, but I would love to learn more about the real process behind building/repairing guitars instead of muddling through on my own.
Are there any luthiers, music stores, or colleges that offer an guitar building program class or might be willing to offer advice here in Orlando? Electric is what I'd like to build, but I'd love to learn acoustic as well, that's just a skill set I'm less familiar with.
I have hand carved in the past and would prefer to not do that again so I am also looking for recommendations on a place I can use a CNC router as well?