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!"
Hi all,
Complete newbie here. My wife purchased a Sparkx I7 from the Creality store with the current 12 year promotion of 2 free reels of filament.
We received the printer today and im in the middle of setup but we have not received the filament.
We are in Australia and I believe the printer came from the warehouse in Sydney.
Who should I contact about this?
I've seen heaps of filament setups with filament either left out in the open on racks or meticulously stored in dry boxes. What does everyone else do in Sydney for PLA specifically? I haven't figured out the most optimal way to store PLA as I'm relatively new to this hobby.
I plan on buying a snap maker u1 (coming from a P1S that has an AMS), where it doesnt have any sort of standardized solution to storing the filament in an enclosed way 😓
Hi everyone! I'm totally new to 3D printing but was thinking of getting a 3D printer for product prototypes and small goods around the house.
My friend's sibling wants to pawn off their 3D printers to me for free, but I was wondering whether they would even be worth taking. The printers are:
One of these also needs a little fix but I haven't been told what needs fixing.
I also did some research on Reddit and it seems like a lot of 3D printers are apparently not beginner friendly or functional (i.e. tinkering becomes the hobby instead of the printing)? I just want a 3D printer that actually prints my designs to be honest lol.
Should I take the printers?
Thanks!
PS. I heard the Bambu Lab A1 "just works" so that's one I would consider ($429AUD on their website!