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3dprintingComments by manateemilitia, manateemilitia@slrpnk.net
Prusa for sure—good quality, support, and availability. But for less money I’ve had good experience with the Qidi Q2C and Max 4, more open then Bambu (Klipper firmware) and good performance for the cost.
BooksThomas Ligotti and Shirley Jackson
Climate HopeAh cool, beautiful
Is that a sunken garden bed? Or a little pond?
Science Fiction@lemmy.world
Martin Silenus’s house in Hyperion
TelevisionLos Espookys
Does the filament exiting the nozzle make a popping sound while printing? Def looks like wet filament (I have absolutely received PETG “wet” in a sealed bag w/ desiccant) but if you to go after the thermistor and heater cartridge I recommend ordering extra, it’s a good part to have on hand.
Prusa for sure—good quality, support, and availability. But for less money I’ve had good experience with the Qidi Q2C and Max 4, more open then Bambu (Klipper firmware) and good performance for the cost.
Thomas Ligotti and Shirley Jackson
Putting Some Zig in a Linux-Based Printer (hackaday.com)
I’ll be getting a different Klipperish printer soon so this caught my eye.
Ah cool, beautiful
Is that a sunken garden bed? Or a little pond?
Martin Silenus’s house in Hyperion
Los Espookys
Does the filament exiting the nozzle make a popping sound while printing? Def looks like wet filament (I have absolutely received PETG “wet” in a sealed bag w/ desiccant) but if you to go after the thermistor and heater cartridge I recommend ordering extra, it’s a good part to have on hand.