https://3dprintlayer.com/Community/ Thu, 16 Apr 2026 14:50:01 +0000 MyBB https://3dprintlayer.com/Community/showthread.php?tid=7 Sun, 19 Jan 2025 19:50:41 +0000 Matthew]]> https://3dprintlayer.com/Community/showthread.php?tid=7
I'll start - An old mentor of mine talked about 3D Printing a few years ago.  He had a Creality ENder 3 that caused him great joy and sorrow (IYKYK).  An RA I supervised did a program where he 3D printed Pokeballs for his residents.  I thought this was incredibly cool and loved the fact that he had 30 residents show up to this program.  I began researching 3D Printing and bought a Creality Ender 3.  After some time, I enjoyed tinkering but wanted a smoother experience.  I upgraded to my Bambu Labs P1S and not print everything from toys to functional items like a SKADIS wall set up.]]>
I'll start - An old mentor of mine talked about 3D Printing a few years ago.  He had a Creality ENder 3 that caused him great joy and sorrow (IYKYK).  An RA I supervised did a program where he 3D printed Pokeballs for his residents.  I thought this was incredibly cool and loved the fact that he had 30 residents show up to this program.  I began researching 3D Printing and bought a Creality Ender 3.  After some time, I enjoyed tinkering but wanted a smoother experience.  I upgraded to my Bambu Labs P1S and not print everything from toys to functional items like a SKADIS wall set up.]]> https://3dprintlayer.com/Community/showthread.php?tid=4 Sun, 19 Jan 2025 19:04:03 +0000 Matthew]]> https://3dprintlayer.com/Community/showthread.php?tid=4
I'll start - You do NOT have to be experienced in 3D Modeling.  There are so many files out there on websites like Thingverse, Cults3D, Bambu Labs, etc. that you just need to be able to "slice" a file and hit print.  Some printers even come with pre-made files to get you oriented to the hobby!]]>
I'll start - You do NOT have to be experienced in 3D Modeling.  There are so many files out there on websites like Thingverse, Cults3D, Bambu Labs, etc. that you just need to be able to "slice" a file and hit print.  Some printers even come with pre-made files to get you oriented to the hobby!]]>