Hello,
Is anyone here interested in 3D printing, or perhaps has a printer themselves?
I recently bought an Anycubic Kossel Pro (it was on sale on Amazon at the time 
). Wondered if anyone else was interested in this sort of stuff?
). Wondered if anyone else was interested in this sort of stuff?Invisible War FTW
I find 3D printing to be fascinating. I've looked into getting a 3D printer myself, the only things holding me back are that I can't seem to find one of a good quality at a decent price, and I have no talent in creating anything in 3D, so it would probably be totally wasted on me. But, for those that do have any talent, I can see how they can get a lot of use out of a printer like that.
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I find 3D printing to be fascinating. I've looked into getting a 3D printer myself, the only things holding me back are that I can't seem to find one of a good quality at a decent price, and I have no talent in creating anything in 3D, so it would probably be totally wasted on me. But, for those that do have any talent, I can see how they can get a lot of use out of a printer like that.
You can get/buy designs made by others. Could tweak them as a way of learning too. Or start from scratch and see it as a learning experience.
As time goes on, it'll only become more and more user friendly. Just a matter of time before everyone has one in their homes.
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I find 3D printing to be fascinating. I've looked into getting a 3D printer myself, the only things holding me back are that I can't seem to find one of a good quality at a decent price, and I have no talent in creating anything in 3D, so it would probably be totally wasted on me. But, for those that do have any talent, I can see how they can get a lot of use out of a printer like that.
Best bet for designing in CAD, is Fusion 360. I only know the basics so far, but it's the easiest program I've found, and you can get a free license if you say you're a hobbyist.
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You can get/buy designs made by others. Could tweak them as a way of learning too. Or start from scratch and see it as a learning experience.
As time goes on, it'll only become more and more user friendly. Just a matter of time before everyone has one in their homes.
And for pre-made models, I'm getting most of my test stuff from here: https://www.thingiverse.com/
I'll see if I can find some pictures of the one I got, and maybe the link. I've seen cheaper ones since, to be honest, but I do quite like mine. I've printed a lot of extra stuff for it (dust guards, filament guides, etc.). Installed a heated bed too, which seems to help a lot.
Invisible War FTW
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