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Prusa Announces New CORE One Flagship 3D Printer - Prusa launched a surprise Core YX 3D printer at FormNext 20... - tomshardware.com/3d-printing/p… #3dprinting


Motto for my #musl/software ecosystems work: Move slow and fix things.

Motto for my #3dprinting work: Move fast without breaking things.


For any #blind #3dprinting folks out there, Openscad is accessible on Windows. I gave it a shot and it works but obviously if you're previewing something, you'll need someone with eyes to tell you what's on the screen.


#3dprinting folks out there, so I'm #blind and trying to figure out how to model stuff. I hear Openscad is great for this but apparently not necessarily the best for art projects. Is this true? What should I consider if I'm going to start modeling with Openscad? Do I need to know advanced math such as calculus and above to even get let's say, a cube done? I really want to model some things because I want to give my brother some cool designs he can have for his collection but I'm not sure what I should be considering and I have no vision so can't do modeling the cool drag and drop or drawing way like basically everyone here can. So any ideas?


I am hoping to get on a Facetime call with someone who knows about #3DPrinting so that I can sort of show what's going wrong with my printer, because I feel like explaining my printer issues with my Ender 3 V 2 isn't enough, showing someone with experience might just be the way to do it, but no one on Be My Eyes seems to have experience, so I am reaching out for help. Please boost, and if you have 3DPrinting experience, especially with a printer like the Ender 3 V 2, that would be most helpful, I'd even be willing to pay for help at this point because no matter what I do, my prints always come out like blobs of PLA instead of actual good prints, and the only way to learn how to do printer maintenance is to get help from a person who can go through it with me and show me where everything is so that I can do it myself. I am #Blind and YouTube videos don't work in helping me know what to do to fix my printer if indeed it needs to be fixed, or if my settings on Slic3R are set wrong and that is the problem, I've tried everything I know with no good result.


Reducing 3D Printer Waste: 10 Tips to Minimizing Filament “Poop” fabbaloo.com/news/reducing-3d-… #3DPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing


C’est la classe, ou bien ? Notre collègue @agon a imprimé des porte-clés Access42 et des planches d’alphabet #braille en 3D à l’aide d’un bioplastique à base d’amidon de maïs.

Très sympa, ces cadeaux de séminaire faits maison ! 🥰

#a11y #3DPrinting #Impression3D #DreamTeam


Holy shit.

That is a masterclass in how to _not_ handle accessibility request in #OSS.

Prusa needs to do better. Frankly, probably all #3dPrinting tools need to be better, but how this was handled is egregious.

The one positive takeaway was the reference to See3D in the issue thread. Glad I found out about that as it seems like a good organization.

see3d.org/index


Someone on Reddit asked a question that showed honest interest in #3DPrinting but just didn't understand what you could meaningfully do with it. They also had a bunch of misconceptions about its limitations.

As a result, I've put together a blog post that should hopefully give curious folks a good idea of what you can really do with a 3D Printer other than make silly things to put on your desk. Includes many examples.

weblog.masukomi.org/2024/02/19…

Please share with anyone you think might benefit.


Tak dlouho jsem čekal, až mi kamarád truhlář udělá box na 3D tiskárnu, až jsem se nasral, objednal IKEU, několik dní tisknul v kuse a hle. Nakonec z toho asi něco bude. Truhlář sem tedy strašlivě špatnej, ale zase když se zdravě naseru. 😂 #3Dprinting #enclosure


For those interested in accessibility and #3DPrinting, I need people to comment on the following Github issue. Prusa Slicer has always had accessibility issues for screen reader users, but the latest versions have gotten much worse. #a11y #prusa github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer…


Alright, folks. How many people would be interested in an open, durable, user-serviceable burr coffee grinder that costs under $40 in parts and #3dprinting filament?

Repost for reach. I want to see if it's worth publishing.


Ich hab gestern ein paar aufklebbare fake Steckdosen 3D gedruckt und hab damit auf Arbeit gerade viel zu viel Spaß. #3dprinting


Užitečnost do zahradní pergoly, blbý, že je vlastně po sezoně 😂 #3Dprinting #beer


Hele? Zdá se mi to, nebo už fakt ten můj tvůrčí nepořádek na pracovním stole začíná být úplně obyčejný bordel? 🤔 #3Dprinting


A real-life fractal zoom, made with 3d printing and motion control photography. Full video at youtu.be/S1kpqOqSttA
#fractal #zoom #loop #3dprinting


Yeah, I got new coffee grinder. Yeah, I designed and 3D printed a larger bean hopper. #coffee #3dprinting

github.com/eeejay/opus_hopper


Time for an #introduction. I've been involved in #FOSS and #Linux since the late `90s. My career started as a sysadmin, pivoting to security. I'm the President of @purism and work on hardware and software to protect #privacy, #security and freedom.

I've written a number of books (kylerank.in/writing.html) and was a long-time columnist for Linux Journal magazine.

I have many hobbies including #weaving, refurbishing mechanical #calculators, #3dprinting, #brewing, and many other things.


I actually managed to 3D print a functional M3.5 nut and bolt on my Ender 3. Wow ...

#3dprinting #ender3 #tinkering