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From what I've read / heard, direct-drive is better than Bowden in almost all ways if the extruder is one of the newer light / low-weight options.

Resin still freaks me out. I don't know that I'll ever give it a go. Maybe I'll wait for @The Hat to show me the way ;)

I see lots of people / videos of those doing the pin challenge! https://fullcontrol.xyz/#/models/67cf20

Wow, what a deal!!!! IIRC, I think I got mine for like $400 back in the day!

Good job! Since I have my Ender 3 V2 as my primary printer now, I'm tempted to start testing things on the CR-10... maybe swapping out the board? Klipper? etc? It's way easier and less-stressful to do stuff like that when there's zero pressure or need that it's the primary device.

This is just insane! I never would have thought that colours could be such a $$$ racket!!

Very interesting! I wish I could help out, but I don't know anything about resin printers. Hoping someone that does can chime-in! Either way, I'm very curious to see what direction you go!

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I'm already a step-ahead of you! See here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/niftys-feral-kitty-adventure.1424389/ :)

I hate to admit it (because refiling was a joy of my life for over a decade)... but now that: My kids are grown, so I don't need to print color photos very often (almost never) I've been way more focused on 3D printing I got such a great deal on my color laser printer, I just use that for color...

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I don't think I've ever had a clog before... maybe in the early days? ... of course, always printing with a .6 or larger nozzle helps avoid them a bit more than .4 :)

I've definitely had a wide degree of experience with different manufacturers and batches of PLA! I think this is probably why Prusa went to so much trouble with their filament to track and supply all the details about each and every roll! Fortunately, 99% of the stuff I print doesn't require a...

I saw this funny and could relate to stuff I'm often printing. (audio must be on) https://www.instagram.com/reel/CivP9D-JyvJ/

Gets a bit technical, but pretty interesting that they are using 3D printers for production shoes!

I really like Stephan's videos. He goes DEEP into the Voron, and keeps comparing it to the Bambu:

This is a really great deal! It's amazing to me that someone could pick up a 3D printer so cheap! https://amzn.to/3SrisjS

Huh, really? I think I've pretty much been with only two (others I've tested for a day or two), but I did Tinkercad for about 3-4 years, and then about a year or so ago started using OnShape. ... of course, maybe you only have two hats? LOL! Wait, am I reading this right? That you think that...

I'm a HUGE fan of the TeachingTech youtuber, and I really enjoy designing with OnShape. He's done a BRILLIANT job with his tutorial series that I've been following along with: Here's the 2nd video in the series where he's creating basic parts. I'm at video 4 and have learned some really...