There really is no reason not to have this.
After some positive and also some negative feedback from yesterday I developed the peak Uwu version for your caliper-chan.

Some people want to see the world burn, and some want to measure it shy and gently.

I can't say I'm proud of this but this is where you drove me.

Print + profile on makerworld as usual.
Use at your own risk and hide it if your people are visiting.. I'm taking cover now, the people from the metal field are coming!

See ya and have a great day :)

Otters are her favorite so when I saw this, I immediately texted my friend and he got it going. He had to make a ton of adjustments, and it took three full prints to make it happen, but this little guy is perfect and she's gonna love it. Wish me luck!

Bit sluggish on the thick carpet, but should do fine on low pile and hard floors. All thats left is to get the dome motor installed. The initial bracket was too flexible and the motor would shift and bind. And yes I wince everytime I watch him bang into that shelf.

Some speed and cooling testing!

(It's the sunami band logo)

To all my fellow noobs out there, wrestling with that little voice whispering, “I want to make this, but... all I have is PLA. It’s brittle, it’s weak, I should’ve waited...”

It’s okay, son. Let that go.

Use what you’ve got. Start now. Upgrade later if needed.

I built this table using PLA for the brackets, closing hook and feet. Been using it daily for almost two weeks — it’s sturdy, stable, everything I needed it to be.

PLA might not be the best, but it’s probably good enough. And sometimes, that’s all you need.

I created this modular mini golf project for social gatherings at work. Now we can bring it forth, play and remove it again, with a new track each time ⛳️

Easily removed and assembled. Currently wondering what new obstacles and holes I can create.

They need to fit the frame to it's easy to attach and they stay secured to it. This puts some limitations as the connectors are 1cm high.

Learning fusion360, so this is a great way of practicing. Any tips is greatly appreciated :)

Link: https://makerworld.com/models/1432249

The H2O DJ allows you to attach a common PET bottle of any size to your garden hose and adds small amounts of it's content to the bypassing water stream. The amount that is added can be linearly adjusted by turning the valve-cap and ranges from closed (nothing is added, pure water bypasses) to about 0.5 litres per minute of additive mixed into the water.

Download (free of course) and full description available here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1442582-h2o-dj-inline-water-mixer-foam-lance-fertilizer

Doesn’t everyone need a tiny Titanic?

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1324314

It was printed using files from Auckland Museum's Sketchfab account, they were created by Daniel Thomas. I used a Ender 3 V2 Neo and I had to do the pelvis and long leg bones in two sections. I donated this one to a local museum. The time-lapse was done using an old DSLR I had and Octoprint running on a Raspberry Pi.

Printed it with the AMS and it turned out amazing! The quality is high. The only thing I noticed with the provided default profile is that the black infill slightly shows through the red surface—maybe adding a couple extra walls would fix that.

I've got in a new motor and extrutor assembly for my 3D printer but the extrutor motor isn't printing enough material

I leep my print bed at 70° and my hotend at 200 and yet this still happens in areas of the print bed. I paid for the whole bed i want to be able to use the whole bed

One day I going to print them big :)