What 3D printer should I order and lets put some files here
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@Ctrain24 I think I got 30 days free, then just paid for the year. I am designing like a madman. I have it down now and can design stuff pretty quickly. Every time I look in a closet or open a drawer, I find a reason to design stuff. I was at the beach and said I needed some drink holders for these chairs. Bam did it that night.
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I ended up buying the H2D Combo with AMS Pro and HT Pro..
Now all I have to do is figure out how to use design software. I won’t be designing that much stuff, So I don’t want to pay a monthly or yearly subscription. I would rather buy software outright.@Commander Sharpr 3d has an annual subscription. That’s what I use I have gotten very good at designing just by playing with it. I should probably put some files in makers so I can share them.
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@Commander Sharpr 3d has an annual subscription. That’s what I use I have gotten very good at designing just by playing with it. I should probably put some files in makers so I can share them.
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@Stevepep
I am trying to avoid subscriptions, there will be many months at a time when I won’t be using it…@Commander I don’t know wish I could help there are some free ones like tinkercad. I haven’t messed with them though
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@Commander Sharpr 3d has an annual subscription. That’s what I use I have gotten very good at designing just by playing with it. I should probably put some files in makers so I can share them.
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Unfortunately I may have to stay with a free version. I was trying to find one I could just buy, no subscription… it is like my Adobe Illustrator, I use it once every couple of years.
@Commander you can get a free version for personal use of Autodesk Fusion.
https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/personal-download
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@Commander you can get a free version for personal use of Autodesk Fusion.
https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/personal-download
@Snake-Pepskin
Thank you. I read that somewhere else too. But how hard is that software to use?
I have been concentrating on learning Bambu slicer. My thought is learn that part really well before I start to try and learn to actually build stuff. I am lucky, the guy I use to buy my all my 3d printed stuff from is really nice and will design stuff for me to print on my printer. He has a H2S, so it is really close to the H2D I bought. I figured it is best to learn in steps since I don’t have the free time to really dive into it 110% right now.
I guess I am in a similar situation as when I had a Roland SP300v, I got the printer profiles down and mastered the printing process, but was always terrible at designing stuff. I was lucky them as well, my friend is a graphic artist, so he would design, I would print… -
Ok this is a great travel case. It holds two pens and four pen vials. That’s how I travel. The packs I got on Amazon they are in the listing on Makers. Pen needles are stored in the top. Here is the link to the files: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3019493-insulin-peptide-pen-travel-case#profileId-3392298
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I will post these as well for opened Hospira Bac water and electrolytes.
Print file for electrolyte dispenser: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3019638-electrolyte-packet-dispenser#profileId-3392485
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Not my files but I printed them in PETG-CF and can confirm they fit beautifully, I did some light sanding on the outside and edges because the CF leaves a bit of a rough finish but otherwise the came out perfect. Time to buy more Hydrapeaks, I think.
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Not my files but I printed them in PETG-CF and can confirm they fit beautifully, I did some light sanding on the outside and edges because the CF leaves a bit of a rough finish but otherwise the came out perfect. Time to buy more Hydrapeaks, I think.
@SwollStreetBets You can print these and make TPU seals for them. They work great.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2048540-snaplock-storage-box-3ml-vials#profileId-2210729
for the gaskets:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/1422975-customizable-gasket-seal-ring-generator#profileId-1478707I used that temp/humidity sensor in them to test them before use, and they work great with the printed dessicant vials
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@Snake-Pepskin
Thank you. I read that somewhere else too. But how hard is that software to use?
I have been concentrating on learning Bambu slicer. My thought is learn that part really well before I start to try and learn to actually build stuff. I am lucky, the guy I use to buy my all my 3d printed stuff from is really nice and will design stuff for me to print on my printer. He has a H2S, so it is really close to the H2D I bought. I figured it is best to learn in steps since I don’t have the free time to really dive into it 110% right now.
I guess I am in a similar situation as when I had a Roland SP300v, I got the printer profiles down and mastered the printing process, but was always terrible at designing stuff. I was lucky them as well, my friend is a graphic artist, so he would design, I would print…@Commander So fusion is not the most novice friendly package. It’s incredibly capable but a bit advanced. Tinker-cad is definitely more of a intro friendly app. The thing is, once you learn the platform it’s good.
Overall, once you immerse yourself in the 3D ecosystem you’re good, but it’s definitely commitment. Shapr3D looks promising. They also have a free version to goof around with. I’ll be doing some of that as time allows.
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