Introduction & General Information Occasionally, when I am cruising through a Facebook 3D printing group to find answers to questions or looking to help others looking for answers, I get the feeling that Creality Enders are all the rage. I see what seems to be endless announcements of new Ender 3 purchases. I own a… Read More Ender at the Beginning
Just in case you missed news about Cura’s triangles infill, the photos above and below are examples printed with Push Plastic’s Translucent Green. Both examples were printed with one perimeter, 30 % infill, and 0.2 layer height. I have tried using Cura’s gyroid infill without perimeters, hoping to get results similar to Stefan of CNC… Read More Cura’s Triangles Infill
This is fan assembly iteration 2. The first iteration can be seen in a prior post. I have been working on this assembly for months, trying to find a 120 mm fan that works (literally), is powerful enough to blow air through a HEPA filter, and has a connection for a power outlet. Most 120… Read More 3D Printer Enclosure Fan Assembly
Colorfabb recently introduced two new filaments that feature an active foaming technology, allowing the creation of lightweight, low-density parts. Source: New 3D Printing Materials with Active Foaming Technology – 3D Universe
Orbelisk is another design emanating from the raft created when I printed a table bracket. It was inspired by a glass object I saw in a home decor magazine I read while sitting in a doctor’s waiting room. To obtain size variations, I simply scaled the model in Cura slicing software. It was printed with… Read More Orbelisk
