r/Advanced_3DPrinting

My company is experimenting with printing a new copper alloy on our LPBF machines, so I figured a dragon would be a good choice. The profile still needs some tuning and there is a little oxidation (I left it in a humid room for a day or two before waxing it), but I think he looks pretty cool!

In all seriousness, the point of printing copper on our machines is for custom manufactured cooling devices and complex electronics components. The thermal conductivity and reflectivity of the metal makes printing it quite the challenge for sure.

Hello, I need tips and print results of those who were successful in 3d printing door signs set on a vertical orientation. I plan to have it in this orientation to avoid cutting the project. Thank you so much!

Elegant wall-mounted toothbrush holder with adjustable/removable slots. No supports needed, easy to assemble.

Free on MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/969954-wall-mounted-toothbrush-holder#profileId-941298

I created these portable enclosures for electronic circuits. I’d like to share them with fellow electronics DIY enthusiasts for their own projects. I designed various versions of boxes, front panels, and rear storage for multiple applications. I’d love to get your feedback and suggestions for further improvements.

Link to the model in the comments!"