Fixing Emergency Devices, Andy’s Dup7 Fix, 1st try, Verticle lifting, Low cost Vs Mid Vs High
An idea for SLA support, Bondtech for rep2/2X, Avoiding Sketch traps in Fusion360 , PETG Gotchya, 3D Scanning Disasters
Scanning Vs Re-Engineering, Shortening D7 vat screws, Walking on Mars, More special 3D Printers
Supports in SLA Vs FDM, Lulzbot Mini build plate, Castle SLA Print, Calibrating a new resin, Bondtech Install
Understanding your own requirements, Organic supports in full contact , Greengate3D
Repeat from 2014 The hobby printer landscape, Stick Vs Release, How would you invest?, Nozzle slips
MakerBot and Flashforge, PCTG First try, Don’t Discount the build
Full Contact Support an essential requirement, PLA over time, Enclosures
Getting Rid of 3D Printers, Gantry Sliding, Troubleshooting patterns
Ultimaker/Raise3D Gantry is obsolete, Regular Maintenance, Field Camera Project
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Nic S
target blue gluesticks work well
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Nate Nowak
The volume between segments always seem twice as loud. I'd recommend lowering that. my phone goes from normal to blasting during those segments.
Nick Dahl
In my opinion your suggestion of buying a mid-tier printer first is not that great. I started with a super cheap Folgertech i3 kit and it was smooth. Of course the quality isn't terrific but there's a huge amount of support online for the basic i3 design. Googling the problems I ran into along the way I was able to correct the serious roadblocks easily. The DIY low level kit route also really fast tracks the learning of what parts and designs of a printer become serious roadblocks. As long as someone has even a small bit mechanical or electrical know-how then going that route will really save you some buyer's remorse in the longrun. I was able to get decent quality prints that could compete with $1000+ printers for around $350 all said and done.