Depends on how dense the board is. Infill is a choice when printing, so more plastic means more cost. I get my filament from $10 to $20 kg. Depends on sales and colors and such. These prints cost me $2 ish.
Theres a cereal bowl to the left. No bananas in it tho.
Desk knick knacks.
Tiny desk shelves for kiddo. Stl https://www.printables.com/model/713135-tabletop-shelf-rack
I wouldn't do that in the slicer, it's too hard to align them. I don't know about any alignment tools in slicers. I could do that in Fusion360, however.
Printed out this little bathroom or whatever organizer. Gridfinity is neat. Choose your bins, glue to the base and viola.
Good eye, bub.
Got them for free, other wise I wouldn't. They're also only 3 gallons, so a lot easier to handle. Haven't tried them yet, but a porter is going in this weekend.
Check out some of the references! They were so flimsy.
None. It was store bought juice labeled apple strawberry banana.
STL https://www.printables.com/model/866603-carboy-dryer-stackable
Description I wanted a carboy drainer that was 3d printable (because why not?). They're stackable, too.
References:
Licensing: Credit/attribution/link is my only requirement. Free to use, modify, or sell. Please share your work, I love to see it.
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/31379850
STL https://www.printables.com/model/866603-carboy-dryer-stackable
Description I wanted a carboy drainer that was 3d printable (because why not?). They're stackable, too.
References:
- This model on Amazon was nice https://www.amazon.com/Blue-Carboy-Drainer-Pack-2/dp/B074KL8QD2
- I liked the handle cutout on this model https://www.printables.com/en/model/734966-carboy-drainer
- This model wasn't bulky enough and I didn't like the feet. https://www.printables.com/en/model/33122-carboy-drying-stand
- This seemed clever, but too fragile. https://www.printables.com/model/841046-carboy-dryer-for-plastic-23-litre-carboy
- This model was my main inspiration for size but wasn't bulky enough https://www.printables.com/model/305346-carboy-dryer
Licensing: Credit/attribution/link is my only requirement. Free to use, modify, or sell. Please share your work, I love to see it.
Shout out to !homebrewing@sopuli.xyz
STL https://www.printables.com/model/866603-carboy-dryer-stackable
Description I wanted a carboy drainer that was 3d printable (because why not?). They're stackable, too.
References:
Licensing: Credit/attribution/link is my only requirement. Free to use, modify, or sell. Please share your work, I love to see it.
Shout out to !homebrewing@sopuli.xyz
First cider. It's made from grocery store juice, so not complex, but delicious. 3/5*s. Apple-banana-strawberry juice. Mostly apple, hint of strawberry, no banana.
1 gal juice, safale s04, nutrient, erythritol.
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/29553039
One of the best things about 3d printing is fixing problems that you and 2 other people have. This box dries the filament I use and the opening strap snapped off within a week. Someone made a knob. 10 min print. Bam. Works again.
https://www.printables.com/model/765759-eibos-easdry-latch-fix-for-when-the-strap-snaps
One of the best things about 3d printing is fixing problems that you and 2 other people have. This box dries the filament I use and the opening strap snapped off within a week. Someone made a knob. 10 min print. Bam. Works again.
https://www.printables.com/model/765759-eibos-easdry-latch-fix-for-when-the-strap-snaps
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/29388765
I wanted a shelf to hold the EIBOS 3D Series X or whatever on top of my SV06 Plus. It's not a great dryer, I don't recommend it, but it's what I have. It works… kinda.
PS, you can use this as a base to hold nearly anything up there. Snaps on. Modify as you wish.
I wanted a shelf to hold the EIBOS 3D Series X or whatever on top of my SV06 Plus. It's not a great dryer, I don't recommend it, but it's what I have. It works… kinda.
PS, you can use this as a base to hold nearly anything up there. Snaps on. Modify as you wish.
Yes. There are several I've seen advertised but I've never used. Pcbway, despite the name, has 3d printing services. I have no experience with them.
I don't like curves in 3d prints, generally. They're all chamfered. The original has some curves.
I did try a brim. It was a huge hassle to remove. I don't mind brims on larger, simple parts, but on these smaller, intricate ones, it sucks.
Idk. Everyone I saw did the cheesecloth method but I have airlock, so that's what I used.
There's a cereal bowl on the left if that helps.