Printed at .5 micron apparently, no other real information to go off sadly, but MAN I'm excited, working with this shit is so cool.

Btw is the Amazon Basic Filament worth it? Still got some gift cards for the big A.

With an ASMR style build video

Narsil inspired lightsaber, Taron Malicos (Jedi fallen order villian), qui-gon jinn's, and baylan skol's lightsabers with some creative liberty on some of the builds

Found a box of stuff I printed about 9 years ago out of PLA and it was crumbled/snapped as if it was made out of cornflakes. These prints were kept in cardboard boxes in roughly a average of 60% humidity around 30C° for their entire lifetime. Interestingly I have some other PLA prints from the same time period that have appeared to have retained their mechanical properties being just as elastic as I remember. The yellow PLA is as far as I can tell an old glow and the dark PLA blend and the black I believe is a Kexcelled PLA. All printed on a Prusa MK2.

I also discovered a box of old spools of all this material at the same time and am super curious to see if it still prints!

Model by slavikk on thingiverse

(i clicked auto supports)

Those prices are double from yesterday. Hopped on over to Micro center and bought the P1S with filament changer combo from existing inventory for $800.

I bought this set of dental tools on AliExpress. It turned out to be very handy for post-processing 3D-printed models. I highly recommend it if you haven’t gotten one yet.

The right arm has an elastic band to tension the platform and other arm. Problem is that because of the tolerances, the platform doesn't transfer the force properly to the other arm and instead learns slightly. Generated the gears and I drew up the rack myself, so the gears probably don't mesh perfectly with it.
For a v2, my best solution to this is to put tension on the platform instead, but open to ideas. The astute of you may also realize that the only thing stopping the platform from shooting out of the main body is friction, but that should be easy to fix.