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Published: 2015-07-27 23:38:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 981; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 3
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This is me and my SeeMeCNC Rostock Max V2 3d printer.Related content
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hi Mike!
congratulations on your 2000th watcher!!!
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my pleasure, VERY much my pleasure!!!! you're welcome!
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That's one beast of a printer... Have you attempted to use extrudes with 1mm (or larger) nozzle to increase the speed of your prints (while still getting useful quality prints)? With a printer this huge I'd hate to waste all this precious energy and time of printing high quality objects!
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looks like ur wearing the celephane bag on ur head kehehe
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I have never seen a 3D printer before and it looks like quite an impressive machine. I think you look quite proud to stand there and own it but believe you have waited some time to have one. It is a good photo of you, you look relaxed around the printer but serious and pleased at the same time, you certainly have no problem with eye contact in a picture. It would be great to see some of the work it does on the bench by your hand, perhaps that can be a future picture when you have had time to work with it, I would like to see what it actually produces and wonder how you arrive at a 3D item. Maybe you could do a series of photos showing the step-by-step process, for people like me that have no idea so it is explainedΒ in pictures. Very pleased you have got one now and look forward to seeing what you now do using it
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Take a look at seemecnc.com/products/rostock-β¦
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You can get a good basic one for around $600. As a kit less than that.
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Yeah, still pretty steep for me, because all I'd do with it is... Well, honestly, I don't know what I'd do with it. Β
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3D print parts for the house and car. Costumes and cosplay. Fanart and props. Lots of things. Take a look at thingiverse.com/ . Even if you don't want to own a printer. You can use a service like 3dhubs and get stuff printed out for you.
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Yeah, maybe a service would be more my speed. Β I might at some point in time want to try to 3D print custom Lego pieces, but I'd have to figure out the design software and all that.
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Take a look for free software, FreeCAD and Blender.
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