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It was cheap, I needed parts and will need even more in the future so I went for it. I've got it leveled pretty well and it handles a basic bridge test just fine. Currently printing out the Bullseye air duct and then the mount.

Outside of printing printer upgrades, what's some cool, fun, useful things to print? What have you printed that you got the most use or laughs from?

I need to sit down and learn freecad so I can start making custom stuff. That'll take time and practice. Until then, pre-generated stls for me.

It was cheap, I needed parts and will need even more in the future so I went for it. I've got it leveled pretty well and it handles a basic bridge test just fine. Currently printing out the Bullseye air duct and then the mount. Outside of printing printer upgrades, what's some cool, fun, useful things to print? What have you printed that you got the most use or laughs from? I need to sit down and learn freecad so I can start making custom stuff. That'll take time and practice. Until then, pre-generated stls for me.

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Dummy rounds for practice, pegboard game (Cracker Barrel), 3D printed gun (in Minecraft, just kidding!), there's tons of odds and ends.

It's one of those things that you just need to get into the mind of using rather than trying to force using it. All sorts of useful things you can print. HDD trays, etc. Missing plastic parts.

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There's plenty that I want to do but I need to get my butt in gear to learn how to design it. Right along I'm learning the quirks of the machine that I bought and ways to deal with them.

I'll give a puzzle of some kind a print. I saw one that looked like it would be a good exercise in swapping filament colors on the same print. I could also always use or give away some snap caps.