The first #3DPrinter I bought my daughter 5 years ago was a ToyBox; great little fun gadget but SMALL print volume. (https://toybox.com/). It has been idle for the last 2 years while I've been mostly using Hermes (#Ender 3 Pro SI). But tonight, I woke it up! Now both printers are happily squeaking and beeping and the fans are blowing as I print more jellyfish and fidget cubes. Either I need to leave the room or put on the noise canceling headphones... #3DPrinting#MakersGonnaMake
Are there any privacy-respecting 3D scanning apps that work on Android or Linux? I just wanted to #3Dprinting a custom opener for a wristwatch battery compartment, can't find a STL, and measuring and modeling is a bit much for a one-off I'd need ~now.
Re-toots and "this is (one of) my hyperfocus area" brain cannon appreciated.
This collapsible dice tower is slick, as now it should fit in my mini carrier for #DnD sessions. Highly recommended for cramped gaming situations! thingiverse.com/thing:4542200 #3dprinting
I finally published my bee hotel for mason bees and it‘s running in a competition on printables
Edit:
The competition got cancelled because most of the models were not bee-friendly. Mine is!
It uses paper straws as nesting material and the backplate with the plugs for the straws is printed with PLA so that the bees won‘t chew on PETG.
German readers: If you want to now where I ordered my straws, feel free to ask.
It's not affecting the print, but, any advice on that tennis net, #3dPrinting?
First print with the Capricorn tube, seems otherwise fine. The Capricorn is indeed a very tiny bit thinner than the stock Bowden on the printer, but a very small amount. My eyes saw what they saw and the calipers confirm it but I wonder if I really saw it.
A 3d printed, lightweight, less expensive, instrument, that can fit into a shoe box sized satellite,
to isolate and monitor air pollution from low earth orbit.
@boda this seems to be a pretty standard succession of operations, it's certainly similar to what Kamui Cosplay or Bill Doran would do, and that's a good sign. (Both of them Cosplay related YouTubers that I can recommend)
I had an epiphany today: Mastodon is my makerspace. I haven't been able to find a makerspace in this area since we moved here in '22, and that's been bugging me. But I scroll through Mastodon and see people's printing, woodworking, electronics, and welding projects, and I admire them, and sometimes I ask questions and learn new techniques. And when I post my own, people do the same.