Is this a good deal for 750?

Gutted an electromagnet from a broken hovering speaker i got for $10. Now, time to paint!

The mechanism worked really great. I ran the motor at 10% of the power. The servo could easily change the direction. The whole assembly felt sturdy. The ESC burned when i ran it at around 30 % of the power. I am now working on replacing it with a better esc. And will also work on a detailed video of the whole build snd some more testing.

Every now and then I smell a really pungent smell, and everyone in the house has been coughing for months now. Only recently did I realise that the smell was coming from my brothers 3D printer (picture attached), and he doesn’t give a batshit when I told him that it’s toxic, and could possibly be why we are all coughing. He doesn’t even seem to smell the pungent fumes, while I can smell it very distinctively, in the common toilet that we share, and around the house. He even discards the water (idk what you guys use), into our toilet bathing drainage hole. Can someone enlighten whether this is actually toxic? Thank you!

Almost done with the overhaul of my 3D printed r2d2. Foot shells and battery boxes are what’s left then weathering and done. #r2d2 #3dprinted #starwars #droids

Can you make colored lithopanes like this? (I do have a bambulab p1p with an ams so I can do multi color) I know it won’t look exactly like the video but I was curious if it’s possible to get close.

Also, does anyone know how something like this is made? I know it’s a picture frame with led’s behind it but how is the glass insert itself is made?

https://preview.redd.it/kfk8wiv4jzad1.jpg?width=2252&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5fc126b29fbc78b8bf1ef3cc71016e2a7a22c9fb

Don't get me wrong, I love my ender and I respect Creality with releasing a very affordable and versitle series of printers. I had loads of fun customizing and working with my ender3v2. But after 5 years, I had replaced pretty much every part of the ender due to it breaking down or to improve it and I ultimately got tired of enders needing calibration sometimes for no apprent reason or when the moon changes lunar tides, i don't know. It's such a faff.

Bambu had a sale just a few days ago and I pulled the trigger, it arrived today and in 30 minutes I was printing benchy and was suprised how... it just works. No manual calibration needed, no leveling, no adjusting axis, no nothing and benchy was near perfect and the speed is amazing. My face when I found out the A1 cleans and purges it's own nozzle :O

Truly amazing how far 3d printing has come and I felt like I was under a rock for so long keeping my ender for all these years.

The amount of mods and parts I have spent on my ender is almost the same amount I spent on buying my Bambu A1. Sorry if this was common knowledge, Im just truly shocked.

Printed this at 45 degrees to limit supports it areas I didn’t want to clean out. This never crossed my mind when starting

Welcome to the family bambu.

Here is the link to the model on thingiverse, I scaled it down to 80% of the original size:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4080058

I sanded it, sprayed it with primer and then the gold paint. Its not completely smooth but I like the rough finish!

My wife wants to put googly eyes on the nozzle housing, would that be safe as long as they stay stuck? Would Elmer’s stick glue work on the textured and smooth hot plate?

I bought a silver filament to print a car wheel. Very happy with the sparkle. Prusa - fiat500, lamborghini