r/3dprint

Les comparto mi ultimo trabajo en 3DPEN

Looking to get something like these 3d printed as shot glasses (so would need to be food safe). Is that possible and if so, what would be the best way to go about it? Thanks!

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hello, I'm trying to make a piece of a phone case that keeps breaking. i just need the ring. i have tried image to 3d and video to 3d. i tried chat gpt and and other AIs i cant get anything to work. i really have NO clue what i am doing. my friend said if i can get him a STL he will print it for me out of something much stronger. any help would be greatly appreciated. thank you. this is for a Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G i have photos of a new frame

I have been testing different ways to create packaging mockups for boxes and cartons but most options either look too generic or take way too long to set up.

What i am really looking for is something that balances speed with realism for client presentations or early product visuals.

I'm sharing my prints if anyone is interested. I have models in many sizes of both the Liver Bird and the bird on the top of the Liver Building. I'd like to get this outside of Liverpool as well. These are available in the liver building, or I can send them directly.

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https://reddit.com/link/1tg2luo/video/0hb70hnunr1h1/player

I have been borrowing a Creality K1C from a buddy. I had personally been eyeing a Bambu P1S, but I figured it was a free way to try it out, and figured I might buy it from him if I like the hobby enough.

I even found a great deal with a coupon on a cfs-c and bought it... it was too good a deal and I figured even if I didnt wind up liking the hobby and not opening it, I could make $25-75 off of it.

Fast forward a few weeks, I have been enjoying learning plasticity, blender, I played in Shapr3d for a bit... i am designing functional prints for life and also enjoying exploring thr fun trinkets you can print. So far, I have only printed hyper, silk and regular PLA... but had to tinker a bit already with the machine to get it to do it's job, and I am not loving that side of things.

I am capable of doing it, but I would rather spend my time designing and printing than making necessary mods and adjustments to a printer.

Talked with my wife and we determined that it was a good idea that I saw the cfs-c and return him his printer and I could get the p1s. I've heard that if you're the kind of 3D printer that doesn't want to Tinker with the machine, you don't care about jailbreaking it, and you just want something that works that going with a Bambu is the right way... plus the AMS is tried and true and the cfs-c is new and still buggy...

But then today my buddy offers me the k1c for $200.

It is a fairly low hour machine... less than 15 days of print time or something like that... but I still want the Bambu I think.

So my 2 questions...

Am I crazy for getting a bundle P1S and giving up a great deal on a Creality machine bundle?

Would it be douchey to buy it from him and turn around and sell it for $250-350 plus whatever i get for the CFS-C to help fund the Bambu?

Just give it back and buy my own? Like what is the move here and why... thoughts and advice appreciated.

I'm gonna lead with this, it is no-cost for one printer to try, just dm me, and I will give you access. I really want input on what we can do to make it better. Anyway, the story follows.

I've got a small farm at home, a Bambu X1C, an Ender 3, a Prusa MK3s+, and a Luzlbot Taz 5. Managing them meant four different media, zero unified view. Sometimes I used Pronterface, an SD card, OctoPrint, and BambuLabs. It was kinda a mess

I spent the last year building Print Forge with my friend from high school, a single dashboard to monitor and manage all of them, regardless of whether they're network-enabled or not, because I wanted to integrate my Ender, Prusa, and Taz with Bambu easily. Now it works, and setup takes under 10 minutes per printer.

We're just seeing if people like it right now, no cost for one printer, 9/mo if you're running more. Would love feedback from people who actually deal with this problem. If others don't want it, we will probably just keep it to ourselves because it is more expensive to have other people on, but I would really love to help support this community.

If you guys want access, dm me, I can sign you up for the free version or the 9/mo. I am looking for feedback to help us make it better for hobbyists.

I made this because I was tired of children’s books always flying around the bed every evening.
This holder hangs over the bed frame and gives kids an easy place to store and choose their favorite books themselves.

The two-sided design keeps books accessible from inside and outside the bed, while the honeycomb pattern keeps it lightweight and adds a nice look.

It helped us keep the bed area much tidier and also encourages a bit more independence, since books can easily be taken out and put back by the child.

Maybe useful for other parents with little book lovers 🙂