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Wow, great job!! That's a super professional design! Did you create it or download it? Too bad you don't live closer, I have a stack of 100 of those I need to get rid of (and that's after purging about 200 others) LOL!

I like to use horizontal expansion / hole expansion settings in the models if they are a little tight. That way the overall dimensions of the model aren't changed.

Interesting! I watch a LOT of videos where people put these (and other) printers through a lot of stress-tests, and I haven't seen this as one of the things / issues reported. ... but I'd definitely be curious to see more info / details about this as things progress!

A great example of why I love 3D printing! My tenant in my attached ADU rental said the timer knob in the bathroom broke. Only took me about half hour (and $0.20 plastic) to find the model and print it.

LOL! My GF was combing the cat this morning. I told her about your saying, and she replied, "... but I do it so she has fewer hairballs!" I think she missed the intent of the saying. ;)

Ok, this is just crazy! Nothing really super useful about this, but still entertaining and interesting!

I'm glad I was able to visit it just in time! ☻ Well, I guess they are taking it down :( https://www.voxelmatters.com/mx3d-bridge-removed-after-two-year-permit-expires/

That's pretty cool!

Good luck! It's a great design, but make sure to check it regularly.... it can get quite nasty if they get left in the water for a long time.:sick

After watching some of the videos, here's my take (for me): Smaller than I expected I guess it's "easy cheap entry level multi-color printing"... but since mulit-color never really resonates with me, I'm kinda "meh" about it. (especially since the color-swaps can add so much time to a print)...

It's crazy to see how many videos came out today from popular 3D printing youtubers that clearly already had one of the units (and must have signed NDA's not to say a word until today). It's funny because one youtuber that is pretty popular is also kinda anti-bambu, and he's been putting out...

Ok it's here!!! Assembly was super fast / easier. More than any of the other Creality printers I've had! Bed leveling was insanely easy: ... and I appreciate I can choose not to do it for future prints unless I want to re-calibrate / level. I was very surprised and bummed that there wasn't...

New printer comes today!!! Yup, lots of interesting speculation about it!

I'm so confused. I don't know why Creality needs like 20 versions of the Ender 3?!?!? So, I guess the upcoming "Ender 3 V3" is different from the "Ender 3 V3 SE"? I think they need to: 1) Simplify their offerings and/or 2) Improve their naming convention

Yup, I've heard this about a lot of the corexy "fast" printers... that pretty much all of them need CRAZY cooling to firm-up that large amounts of molten plastic coming out fast. I've read this too. I like the idea of multi-color/material, but do I use it enough to justify the added cost and...

Well guys, while I figure out if I want to eventually try a core-XY printer, I pulled the trigger on getting the new Ender-3 V3 SE! It was just too tempting at $195 not to give it a try... especially since I've always wanted to try auto-bed-leveling and direct-drive extruder. ... but now that...

It looks like I forgot to link to this video that has me looking at things in a new perspective:

I just got a few of these in different sizes (.6 and .8) to give them a test on my CR-10... just not sure when I'll get around to actually playing-with / testing them.

I've been meaning to do this for a while and just got to it thanks to this video: Jyers was great, but no new updates.... and a LOT of people keep talking about how much the like this "mriscoc Professional Firmware" https://github.com/mriscoc/Ender3V2S1/releases I found this article helpful...

I'm really enjoying getting (SLOWLY) slightly better at OnShape. I still very much wish all the years I had put tons of time into learning and getting better at tinkercad I would have put into learning and becoming better at parametric design, specifically onshape. I recently stumbled on this...