@oli das feature stammt aus #PrusaSlicer , der open source code basis aus der bambu studio rebranded wurde.
Muss man also nicht bambu nutzen für dieses nette feature.
@oli das feature stammt aus #PrusaSlicer , der open source code basis aus der bambu studio rebranded wurde.
Muss man also nicht bambu nutzen für dieses nette feature.
Printed some nice gadgets.
“Compact Bit Box …” and “Compact Bit Driver …” by @glennovits3d on @printablescom
Links:
- https://www.printables.com/model/834850-compact-bit-driver-pocket-size-screwdriver
- https://www.printables.com/model/841283-compact-bit-box-pocket-size-driver-bit-storage
#3dprinting #i3mk3s #prusaslicer @prusa3d #3DPrintingGarage #3dprintingspirits #3dimpression #3Dпечать #impresora3D #3DDruck #3dmodel #screwdriver #storage
May the 4th be with you!
Model „Star Wars BD-1 Droid Kit Card“ by @fixumdude on @printables.
Link: https://www.printables.com/model/188568-star-wars-bd-1-droid-kit-card
#3dprinting #i3mk3s #prusaslicer @prusa3d #3DPrintingGarage #3dprintingspirits #3dimpression #3Dпечать #impresora3D #3DDruck #3dmodel #starwars
Had some filament scraps, need a bobbin holder and had finally some time.
The result is a remixed version of model „Bobbin organizer“ on printables by Jaxe88.
Link: https://www.printables.com/model/800673-bobbin-organizer/remixes
#3dprinting #i3mk3s #prusaslicer @prusa3d #3DPrintingGarage #3dprintingspirits #3dimpression #3Dпечать #impresora3D #3DDruck #3dmodel #bobbin #holder #organizer
I've created a trash bag holder I called iTrash. It is made for Euroboxes for camper vans, but also works in the household.
You can find it here:
https://www.printables.com/model/1277270-itrash-the-trash-bag-holder-outdoor-and-indoor
SpaceMouse is already making PrusaSlicer better. I've been using it for about 20 minutes. I assume I'll get less clumsy with practice.
@kbob @chrishuck @poleguy @neuron @hwang @wow_elec_tron I got the small Bluetooth 3D Connexion #SpaceMouse as a birthday gift and I like it very much. I’m using it with #Fusion, #SolidEdge and #PrusaSlicer on Windows. I chose the small one since I don’t like the footprint of the bigger ones and since it can use Bluetooth, a dongle and USB C cable (the dongle and the cable are included in the box).
@jonathankoren Interesting! I use a 0.6mm CHT (high flow) nozzle on a #PrusaMINI with #PrusaSlicer and pretty much all seams are too *thick*, which makes tolerances ultra hard to get right. It feels like larger nozzles aren't yet tuned all that well in the slicers...
EDIT: scarf seams are also rather thick and ugly where they start and end.
Is there an option to tweak the seam "thickness" manually? I didn't find any.
As GLEW is unmaintained, uses GLX by default and the EGL part is unfinished, the best would be if projects would migrate to GLAD.
I've migrated PrusaSlicer to GLAD today.
https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer/pull/14440
PrusaSlicer already used GLAD, the question is why it used GLEW then?
If you have a Sovol SV08 and use PrusaSlicer, I made a custom bed shape and bed image for ya https://github.com/jefe317/sovol-sv08-prusaslicer-bed
Are you a #PrusaSlicer or #BambuStudio user? Would you like to be able to open files directly from hosting sites that aren't owned by the same company, like in #OrcaSlicer?
It's trivial to fix, and while they may not want to for their own commercial reasons, at least we can ask!
Add a +1 or comment on these GitHub issues to lend your support!
PrusaSlicer: https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer/issues/14313
Bambu Studio: https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/issues/6120
Sometimes accidents happen.
The lampshade broke and I needed a new one. Luckily the electronics remained intact. Printed the top of the "lucent lamp" by @h3li0 on printables.
Link: https://www.printables.com/model/1198955-lucent-lamp
#3dprinting #i3mk3s #prusaslicer @prusa3d #3DPrintingGarage #3dprintingspirits #3dimpression #3Dпечать #impresora3D #3DDruck #3dmodel #lamp
@astraluma I use #syncthing to keep the configs in sync for #cura, #prusaslicer, and #orcaslicer. I have a NAS as central storage, and each computer syncs with it. I have a dual boot laptop and can sync the config under both Linux and Windows, as well as with the Linux mini-pc where I do most of my work with the printers. I use #octoprint to manage the printers, so I can send a print job from any slicer on any computer.
For this print, I tested the new scarf joint feature in the latest PrusaSlicer, and I’m thrilled with how it turned out! While the developers didn’t seem entirely convinced about it, I found the joints to be clean, sturdy, and super useful. Definitely a feature I’ll be using again!
Flower pot: https://www.printables.com/model/1145080
Now I've gone into mass production of gift boxes with little snowmen on them. These contain flask-sized bottles of maple syrup. Modeling around the flask shape was fun. This time I printed the carrot noses separately and glued them in, rather than do manual color changes or settle for five colors.
PolyTerra "Fall" gradient matte PLA for the box.
I printed this. I downloaded a line drawing from a coloring pages site, massaged it in Fusion 360 and PrusaSlicer, then edited the .GCODE file to insert filament changes. It has six colors; MMU3 only supports five, so I switched in the sixth color manually.
I used ironing and different infills to add more variation to the colors. See the Alt Text for details.
And I still don't know what that white thing at the lower left is supposed to be.
I should post this somewhere better after hours spent debugging, but if using #flatpak with #PrusaSlicer (or anything else with flatpak) and DNS doesn't work on Linux, check your systemd-resolved config, eg with:
> resolvectl query example.com
If this fails, fix systemd-resolved. The issue appears to be that the container uses a different nsswitch.conf than the host and forces systemd-resolved use if it is running, so if broken the host may not notice but the flatpak container will.