Does anyone know of a good version control system that can be used for 3d print files? I know you can use Git, but I'd like to see something that offers some analysis tools to determine what is...
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Does anyone know of a good version control system that can be used for 3d print files? I know you can use Git, but I'd like to see something that offers some analysis tools to determine what is...
I like barebones, but the site is a little too bare bones. The about filaments link is useful, seems like the wood filament should be there too. How about pictures of prints made with the various...
Looks good, I'd like to attend the: Workshop 2: How to Run Your Business on 3D Printing. I'll consider going to Santa Clara in 2015.
English website? I'd really like wifi and a way to automatically remove the print from the plate.
Yep, only 2 types currently available, but I like the information and pictures on the site. For filament, I'd like to see nylon and wood filament.
Yeah, I'd really like to print with wood filament. I've seen some cool products that use wood, but I haven't had the nerve to try them yet.
I like the shining silver and the wood fill. I love shiny things, so I'd love to see filament that finishes with a mirror finish!
I would love to see batman, but my kids would love the teenage mutant ninja turtles!
Recycled filament, I think this is the coolest thing yet.
HDPE would be nice especially if it could be extruded from recycled materials. I really wish I could print ceramic or would too.
I tend to make parts for storing various things around the house, as well as parts for fixing up random broken stuff. If I had a larger printer I would do some larger storage containers and shelving...
All of the software parts are the most difficult for me to understand, from building the models to the slicing and using some of the scanning tools. I have a hard time understanding why there isn't...
Wow, I think this is really cool, LivePrint. I haven't heard of it before and I have no idea why it's interesting to me, but it sounds like a fun thing to get involved in.
Testle bridges or buidling frames for my son's train set.
Conductive material would be great, but I think there's alot of room for food-safe materials, especially plastics and ceramics.
- What is the most interesting thing you have seen done with a 3D printer or 3D printing technology?
The most interesting thing I've seen is the use of 3D printers to print "exoskeletons" for...