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Nice, that is really cool. I bet they will love it.
Nice, that is really cool. I bet they will love it.
These are really cool. They go together to make 3 dimensional models. The Tie Fighter is a 3 color print and the X-Wing is only 2 but I think they came out excellent.
These are really cool. They go together to make 3 dimensional models. The Tie Fighter is a 3 color print and the X-Wing is only 2 but I think they came out excellent.
Brilliant. Back in the day a lucky kid got a tiny version of a kit like these in their Cracker Jack box. Great for little fingers and fun to play with.
Brilliant. Back in the day a lucky kid got a tiny version of a kit like these in their Cracker Jack box. Great for little fingers and fun to play with.
Well, my kids are all adults now but I think they will still enjoy them.
Well, my kids are all adults now but I think they will still enjoy them.
Absolutely. Looks a lot of fun.
Can you recommend a good 3D printer and "ink" supply?
Absolutely. Looks a lot of fun.
Can you recommend a good 3D printer and "ink" supply?
There are tons of good 3d printers out there these days, it really depends on what exactly you want to do with it and how much you want to tinker with it. How fast do you need it to be? What kind of material do you require? There are so many good choices depending on what you want to do.
Not sure what you mean by "ink" ?? Are you referring to the material that you print your projects with? The filament?
Usually you just start off with the filament material that you can get from the manufacturer of the printer you bought. That way you don't run into any compatibility issues. Just go with that till you are somewhat proficient and then branch out if you like.
There are tons of good 3d printers out there these days, it really depends on what exactly you want to do with it and how much you want to tinker with it. How fast do you need it to be? What kind of material do you require? There are so many good choices depending on what you want to do.
Not sure what you mean by "ink" ?? Are you referring to the material that you print your projects with? The filament?
Usually you just start off with the filament material that you can get from the manufacturer of the printer you bought. That way you don't run into any compatibility issues. Just go with that till you are somewhat proficient and then branch out if you like.
Send me one clark
Send me one clark
Sure thing!
Sure thing!
What setup are you using for multicolor printing?
What setup are you using for multicolor printing?
I've got two of the Bambu AMS units so I have 8 rolls on tap. I'm going to get 2 more someday.
I've got two of the Bambu AMS units so I have 8 rolls on tap. I'm going to get 2 more someday.
Baller. P1S?
Baller. P1S?
Yup
Yup