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Use cases may be low, but when you find "the one" it's just nothing short of epic. For me it was my Sim Rig... needed a 3d printer to make the carrier blocks fo
by RowanH 4y ago
Use cases may be low, but when you find "the one" it's just nothing short of epic. For me it was my Sim Rig... needed a 3d printer to make the carrier blocks for the actuators, which then triggered a whole rabbit hole of designing & building a (slightly over the top) simulator*
The amount of stuff I've printed with it, km's and km's of filament and the little beast still keeps squirting out molten plastic. Last time I looked at the stats, 91 days print time, 6355m of filament.
One of the best tool purchases in the shed ever. Really stoked with it.
* https://www.rowanhick.com/motion-simulator https://www.rowanhick.com/motion-simulator
- t0mas88 4y agoNice! I have a few 3D printed components for my sim racing setup, but it's only a few brackets and a custom face part for my VR headset. I've always done the 3D printing by uploading the design and having it delivered. That uses to be easily in the $ 10 per part kind of price range but recently there are higher minimum order prices (50 or 75 or so) everywhere. What kind of printer do you have and what did it cost?