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in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
$299!! That's pretty wild, really didn't think ELEGOO would go that low on their newest FDM 3D printer.
The Centauri Carbon is a core XY printer with most of the same features as the P1S. At this price point it slots in between the Bambu Lab A1 and A1 mini. That's a very attractive price point to be getting into an enclosed core xy printer that can print carbon filled filaments.
Here's my unboxing and first impressions: https://youtu.be/ztjLlgLZLBE
Here's a link to the Centauri Carbon: shrsl.com/4uaxd (Affiliate Link)
What do you think of the price? Is the lack of multicolor a deal breaker for you?
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Latest blog post from Bambu Lab about their security update.
blog.bambulab.com/updates-and-third-party-integrat…
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This is a 3D boat, don't use it to calibrate your printer.
Incredibly short print time of only 39m38s
Things people have said about 3D boat: “We have Benchy at home”
makerworld.com/en/models/969792#profileId-941126
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Some pictures of the 3D printed titanium parts from my most recent video: https://youtu.be/gfWBhEhG7FU
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I get a question like the one in the picture every couple of weeks. Asking how to get as many downloads as possible on MakerWorld in order to earn points and redeem them for Bambu Lab gift cards.
Here is a list of things that I've noticed work:
1) The model is fully 3D printable, no additional hardware required.
People don't want to have to order additional hardware to assemble their printed parts. They want to take it straight off the build plate and be ready to go.
2) Take good pictures of the final print, a GIF is even better.
Part of this process is "selling" your creation. Good pictures go a long way in convincing someone to download and print your models. I've found that a GIF as the main image is even better, it shows the parts in action.
3) Smaller parts will get more downloads.
Users don't need to use a bunch of filament or time to print the part.
It's much easier to commit to a 50g part that will take 1 hour VS a 500g part that will take 10 hours.
4) "Fun" prints get more downloads than functional parts.
Functional parts designed for specific devices or problems usually only apply to a small portion of the people in the 3D printing community. "Fun/Fidget" parts can be used by everyone and usually look more interesting in the cover photo/GIF. I'm much prouder of the functional parts I've designed but unfortunately the "Fun" prints get the downloads.
These are obviously broad statements and there are tons of designs that break these "rules" but if you're just starting out they can be something to consider when uploading with the only intention of earning as many points as possible.
Bonus Tips: Design for 3D printability and create reliable print profiles. People will give you a hard time for failed prints and your print profile rating will reflect that.
You can check out my MakerWorld profile here: makerworld.com/en/@3DPrintStuff
3D Printers I use to test my designs
X1-CARBON: shrsl.com/4mypn
A1: shrsl.com/4dal6
A1 mini: shrsl.com/4dal7
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These have been fun to design and print.
Models available on MakerWorld
Tower: makerworld.com/en/models/545690#profileId-463533
Cone: makerworld.com/en/models/546636#profileId-464595
Spheres: makerworld.com/en/models/546768#profileId-464759
If you want to learn how to design these in Fusion 360 you can checkout this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD8E9...
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Got it to work after that initial failure.
Models are available on
MakerWorld: makerworld.com/en/models/545690#profileId-463533
Fusion 360 tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD8E9...
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Been playing around with "impossible" passthrough objects. Should have seen this failure coming...
@getprototyping has a great video on how to design these properly in fusion 360: https://youtu.be/LD8E9eI1DBY?si=UCctJ...
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@partsdave8943 Suggested adding plugs for the holes to hide the hardware.... not a bad idea.
Original Video: https://youtu.be/zD6UbImMsno
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Prusa Research just announced their newest 3D Printer. The HT90, capable of high temperature printing with an actively heated chamber that can maintain 90°C. The price being thrown around is between $10-12,000 USD.
What do you guys think? Will this be worth nearly 10 X1-Carbon Combos? OR 14 P1S Combos?
X1C: tinyurl.com/Bambu-X1C
P1S: tinyurl.com/Bambu-P1S
Should Prusa fanboys move to the dark side of 3D printing?
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I 3D print stuff