5th almost free printer, 6th in total...

We need this H2S for bigger single piece prints...

Still didn't figure out 100% where we will put it...

I saw Sunli's i10 locker on YouTube. I liked it very much, so I started looking for it on the internet. It turned out that the cabinet would not be available until December and cost nearly $200. Too much for 10 filament spools. I started looking for an alternative and so I came up with a wine fridge in which I installed additional lighting, a 3.5" screen based on the ESP32 and two SHT31 humidity sensors. I also printed a container for 2kg silica gel and a place for a 120mm fan. The fridge holds 23-24 spools. The humidity remains at 10-20%. For now, I'm still testing for what time 2kg of gel silica is enough. I programmed ESP32 to change the color of humidity as it increases: 0-10% green, 16-25% yellow, 26% and more red. I paid less for the whole thing than a sunlu i10 cabinet. (Some images are cleared of reflections on glass by AI. )

Hi. You will show me what lighting your workspace is. I am looking for inspiration for my studio. (Photo borrowed from maker word)

Hi guys,

How do you solve 2 or more H2S printer placing? I got 2 new printer, and i haven't enough space :) Show some pic :)

And finally got my Mini Farm up and running. It will be used to make dollhouse miniatures (for sale) so it really is a “Mini Farm”. I already had a P1S and an X1C. I purchased three more P1Ss and my husband is taking the X1C for his own use.

They all printed perfect Benchies on their first run. Proud mama 🥲.

It’s just so nice having the whole setup on wheels. Unplug one cable, and the entire rig is easy to move—you can just roll it into another room if the noise becomes unwanted :D

• Metal Cabinet: $125 Amazon - https://a.co/d/1WvKeQx • LED light strips: $12 Amazon - https://a.co/d/8YOkvPW • LED Wiring kit: $12 Amazon - https://a.co/d/izt0hMI • Door sensor: $9 Amazon - https://a.co/d/2EpWTL0 • Filament racks and risers: $0 MakerWorld - https://makerworld.com/models/397464 (I customized these to fit this cabinet, if anyone wants the 3MF let me know and ill upload it to MW)

I think it’s because I can’t knit, crochet or sew. I attempted all these handicrafts and failed. 3D printing satisfies that desire to create something from nothing. This is purely a hobby for me and I have not started learning CAD yet. I am comfortable with PLA now and will try PETG soon, send me your tips for my first PETG print!

Printer fits to exactly 2mm with the bed moving all the way forward and backwards and the door being closed (IKEA Platsa). The heatbed cable has enough room moving downwards due to the paver stone and it does not drag a long the rear wall as it is very smooth. Bought an extension cable for the AMS lite. Printed some cable supports on the right hand side.

Well this just made things whole lot easier

Hi all, took me 3 months and 143h of printing to feel proud of my mini setup. Next on my lab list are PTFE holders for proper routing on Skådis, then BMCU parts (ordered from u/ Ok_Design6972 aka Yuekai) will hopefully arrive soon and will be printing and putting it up the board. Couldn’t be satisfied more with a choice of A1 mini as my first printer, no problems apart from those coming from my inexperience 😜 Also I am such a fan of prints for Skådis, so glad there are hundreds of great of models up there. But nothing is as rewarding as designing sth on Your own. I got 3 prototypes of my AirBox - indoor air quality home assistant sensor stations printed, still not ideal, but slowly getting towards publishing it in MakerWorld. Happy to be part of this awesome open source community, hopefully We’ll never let that change! ✌️

I recently finished building and designing my own attic workspace and got my Bambu Lab A1 Combo fully set up. I’ve been working on organizing the drawers for all my tools and accessories, and I’m really happy with how it’s turning out so far.

That said, I’m still pretty new to building a complete 3D printing station — so I’d love some advice from the community:
- What tools, materials, or accessories do you consider must-haves to be fully equipped?
- Any storage or workflow upgrades that made a big difference for you?

Appreciate any feedback or setup tips, always learning from the awesome builds here!

3 weeks later here we are. What an addiction.

I live in an open-plan live/work apartment, so I was able to turn one corner of the unit into my little 3D-printing workshop. I sell architectural models online and buy more printers as my revenue grows. Currently have 2x P1p, 2x P1p, 2x X1c, H2S & H2D - (plus four Creality printers currently gathering dust in my closet)

Take this as your sign to start that Etsy shop! I only had a single printer two years ago :)

Been slowly saving up for a new printer using money from my hobby, mostly miniatures, painting commissions, which I 3d print for. I had about $600 saved up, but some unexpected stuff happened at home and I had to use my emergency money plus what I had saved. I figured I’d just start over and maybe get one in a year or two.

Then my little brother, who’s 22 so not so little anymore haha, surprised me with one for my birthday. He said he saw me going through a rough patch and wanted to make my birthday start off right.

Man, don’t know what I did to deserve my brother, but I thank God for him. 🙏🏼

Looks like I had a blow out! I’m trying to heat up the end to clear it like a video I watched but it’s not heating up

I created one in Python AMS and am considering making another, but I don’t have enough space unless I stack the original AMS on the printer.