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blog.bambulab.com | ||
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haewyr.mataroa.blog
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ciesie.com
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| | | | | I really like my Ender 3. After several necessary upgrades, I think I've reached a place where it's dependable and I know it well enough to fix most of the issues. Moving apartments forced me to pull it apart. That became a perfect opportunity to build it back up into something better. I've always had an issue with leveling the bed - me, and everyone else who bought this printer. For a short period I have managed with a glue stick. It was time to look into bed probes. At this point there are some very precise solutions, like the Cartographer 3D, but that felt like too much complexity and too much fidelity for such an unsophisticated printer. | |
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arslan.io
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| | | | | One month ago, I decided I wanted to pursue industrial design as a Hobby. I thought learning CAD and using a 3D printer would give me a solid foundation for prototyping. I had zero idea about the 3D printing world and asked on Twitter for some advice. | |
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blog.patshead.com
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| | | I'm excited about this. I have to say that I expected to be writing a post talking about my first day with my new Prusa MK3S, but I had a very ... | ||
