Drunk bought a 3d printer.. Where do I go for information??
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As above.
In my defence it was quite cheap and its a particularly spicy merlot.
I've no interest in the non-art garbage that fills 90% of search results. Does anyone know of any guides geared towards figure/vehicle printing??
In my defence it was quite cheap and its a particularly spicy merlot.
I've no interest in the non-art garbage that fills 90% of search results. Does anyone know of any guides geared towards figure/vehicle printing??
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I'll check those out Zack, thanks
It isn't too hard once you figure it out, but learning the type of joint you want to use and figuring out how to make it print and work right is a bit tricky when you first start. Espc depending on size.
https://www.3dhubs.com/knowledge-base/how-design-snap-fit-joints-3d-printing A basic snap joint and some other information you can read through on the knowledge base there.
I personally use CURA With makerbot for the printing, It has some basic processing/setup functionality in it.
I have an old dead thread that contains a lot of information that helped me when I first started https://polycount.com/discussion/156891/tell-me-everything-about-3d-printing#latest
Though things have changed a bit since 2015 I think a lot of that information is still relevant.
Bit of a messy response, but hopefully you've got enough to get started lol!
one of these little beasties.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B06XXPN8GY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
so no great loss if it turns out I don't use it much.
it's buzzing away on one the test mesh now - it looks pretty promising