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I got back into 3d printing recently, it's advanced considerably from even 5 years ago. I got a Creality Ender 3 v3 SE, and have run it almost constantly for th
by h2odragon 2y ago
I got back into 3d printing recently, it's advanced considerably from even 5 years ago. I got a Creality Ender 3 v3 SE, and have run it almost constantly for the last two months.
3d printing is very open. I use nothing proprietary .
Most any printer should be fine with linux, I think. I'm using Repetier-Host to feed my printer via USB, you could use octoprint from any linux system or dedicate a raspi to it to do the same.
I use OpenSCAD to design things, and publish models on printables: https://www.printables.com/@h2odragon_1916718/models https://www.printables.com/@h2odragon_1916718/models
- tocs3 2y agoI also have used openSCAD and found it very easy to use for thing with simple shapes. If you are looking for simple over stylish. It is also scriptable and can be used for the same item repeatedly with simple onetime changes. Sometimes use Blender to examine models or edit them but it has a pretty steep learning curve and should not really be confused with more proper CAD.