I designed a cart rack for 99/4a carts..

[+arcadeshopper]

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3223227

 

I decided to make it available for others to print. They take about 14.5 hours to print on my prusa mk2. It's taken me a while to make the wall rack in the photo.. i can keep adding 6 carts at time as my collection grows...

 

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[Shift838]

now that's a space saver!

[Omega-TI]

I added it to the list!

BTW - Does anyone know of any TI related public 3D printer files that I've missed?

 

[+arcadeshopper]

I added it to the list!

BTW - Does anyone know of any TI related public 3D printer files that I've missed?

 

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:613894

 

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3136375

[Omega-TI]

Thanks, already had the mini ornament, but did not have the Pi Box that resembles a TI.

[+videofx]

Cool Stuff, can anyone recommend a 3D printer?

[+arcadeshopper]

Cool Stuff, can anyone recommend a 3D printer?

I highly recommend the Prusa mk2 and mk3 series he designed original printer and the print quality is great. I started with a cheaper Chinese printer and the difference is night and day.

 

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[jdgabbard]

I dig it. I may print a few of these out when I have some black PLA.

[+videofx]

Thanks Greg!

 

I am ordering the Prusa mk3

[tater1337]

On 11/18/2018 at 10:10 AM, videofx said:

Cool Stuff, can anyone recommend a 3D printer?

I see you already made the decision, But I have a creality CR-10 mini and have been happy with it
I'd recommend an ender 3 to anyone now (wasn't released when I got my mini)

the prusa is nice, and I am waiting to test out the prusament, but if you are on a tight budget, the ender 3

[+arcadeshopper]

On 7/20/2019 at 6:54 AM, tater1337 said:

I see you already made the decision, But I have a creality CR-10 mini and have been happy with it
I'd recommend an ender 3 to anyone now (wasn't released when I got my mini)

the prusa is nice, and I am waiting to test out the prusament, but if you are on a tight budget, the ender 3

 

I just picked up an ender 3 and it's good for what it is, my prusa has a printhead jam and I needed to print some orders so grabbed a ender to hold me over (they are so cheap) and it seems to do quite well for what it is..

 

Prusa has: auto leveling, quality manufacturing/tolerances, can buy assembled

ender 3: manual leveling/height settup, plastic wheels/lose tolerances that will get loser over time, is a kit. 

 

I had no problem assembling the 3, but then I did a delta dual head chinese kit before i bought the prusa and after that I could assemble the space shuttle..   there are tons of upgrades for it, i may even do some of them but for the meantime its printing cases which is making me happy so /shrug also really like the magnetic bed but i think the one from prusa is steel while this is some plastic that will likely not last

 

ymmv

Greg

 

PS make you a great deal on an assembled chinese dualhead delta

[tater1337]

17 hours ago, arcadeshopper said:

 

I just picked up an ender 3 and it's good for what it is, my prusa has a printhead jam and I needed to print some orders so grabbed a ender to hold me over (they are so cheap) and it seems to do quite well for what it is..

 

Prusa has: auto leveling, quality manufacturing/tolerances, can buy assembled

ender 3: manual leveling/height settup, plastic wheels/lose tolerances that will get loser over time, is a kit. 

 

I had no problem assembling the 3, but then I did a delta dual head chinese kit before i bought the prusa and after that I could assemble the space shuttle..   there are tons of upgrades for it, i may even do some of them but for the meantime its printing cases which is making me happy so /shrug also really like the magnetic bed but i think the one from prusa is steel while this is some plastic that will likely not last

 

ymmv

Greg

 

PS make you a great deal on an assembled chinese dualhead delta

My creality has not had any level drift issue, I leveled it and forgot about it, have not seen any issue with wheels wearing out. my mini was a 4 bolt kit, so not sure if it really is a "kit"

a dual head delta? you can assemble a space shuttle with your eyes CLOSED

I have a delta collecting dust as well. the creality mini meet all my needs
I have a MP maker select 2 that works nice when the frame doesnt shift (still investigating) that is also a good "set up and forget" printer when the frame does flex (I moved it, it shifted, overhauled it move it again, it shifted again)

I say again the creality mini meets my needs so the MP sits collecting dust too

I also got mine over a year ago, and I think the christmas popularity of the creality caused them to forgo some QA, JUst got back from EAA AirVenture and they got 3 enders in a row running, I think if you get them set up right they are flawless, but getting them from 90% to 100% is the trick

prusa fixes all that with ABL, but i think that is a crutch (that might be needed for enders)