Common? Not sure. They’re available at standard shops. I have had one for 20 years that I picked up in highschool from American Eagle for $34.50. Why is that etched in my brain? I was specifically looking for one at the time.
I prefer the look (as long as it’s simple) and function.
What’s the solution for plaque buckles?
I was going to suggest the opposite - lower the model .5 mm in to the platter to cut a clean bottom and ensure it’s flush.
Hydrodipped = making an Easter egg?
This is one of the reasons I passed on Pydio Cells. I access files added to Nextcloud via some external services (e.g. music) and make extensive use of external (local) storage.
If another service touted the speeds of Seafile/Physio without using a flat file, I would jump.
Cockpit is more of a web admin panel, and happens to have Podman integration.
Is this supposed to be glued together?
I have made a total of $100 CAD over the course of… 5 months by selling a $10 plastic tool for strollers on Facebook marketplace. These were printed at my local library before I ever owned my own printer.
Now that I do own my own printer, I’ve just been enjoying printing very long prints that I couldn’t at the library.
All that said, there are niche markets where you can fill a need and you can earn some slush fund money without taking on much stress.
Brilliant. My daughter will love this.
I recently picked up a Neptune 3 Pro as my first printer. Went through the leveling and saw similar to you. Even after the Z height calibration… there are issues.
A print with a small footprint works fine, but when something covers most of the x axis I would find that the left side of the bed would print well and the right side of the bed would have gaps in the first layer.
Installed klipper, tried out it’s bed mesh calibration and increased the testing points to 12x12… Still similar issue. I’ll be sending it back.
I knew there were filament dryers, but having one that is a direct feed in to the printer is quite neat! Thank you for turning me on to this.
I’m curious about this too!