You can do that on the Prusa. The firmware let you cancel a part mid print but continue the rest.

In France I’m buying from ArianePlast. It’s good PLA for a decent price.

I have not tried it but they also have “Eco” PLA at 13€/kg

I’m more impressed by the filament holding the weight of the printer.

Yes, exactly that except that I made the first cutout on the 3D printer too.

I had to split it in 10 for it to fit on the printer bed but it gave me a very accurate template

I’ve made a dino shaped kitchen helper tower for my two kids.

I’ve made a big 3D printed template for it and I still need to print the eyes and spine. It’s a woodworking project full of 3D printing !

You can check in your area for the price of second hand MK3S.

In my area they are around 300-350€ but you might get lucky and find one in your budget.

I find Onshape to be much better than fusion.

Yeah, unfortunately even with the increase they are still the cheapest CAD software for commercial use.

Yes, I did that for a surgeon.

I used 3D Slicer, a Foss program that can turn medical imagery into 3d models.

Are you running solidworks on linux ?

I’m interested because I need CAD for my business, I’m running fusion 360 with in a VM ad paying for the license but I would like to move away from it.

I means … There is no official release of the bambulab slicer available for linux so yeah ! People using a bambulab are probably using windows.

Not making any money with it but the 3D printer is helping us make money.

I’m working with a windows and door manufacturer that has around 80 employees.

The owner got a 3D printer that runs pretty continuously for at least 30% of the time I would say.

We are doing a lot of drill or assembly jigs with it. We are also sometimes doing assembly parts for custom projects.

Like someone really wants to make something’s with weird angles or hardware that are not compatible together then we can throw a 3D printed part in it to make it work.