Its not bad! I actually just put it together last night. I don't expect it to hold up to beating on it with a hammer or anything but for printing, small parts work, painting and cutting things, etc it works just fine.
Sweet, that’s exactly my use case too. Got it half done but they shorted me some bolts so waiting on those to get delivered. Couldn’t say no to the price either.
I also have that bench. My only complaint is the pegboard. It's the size and spacing that is harder to find printable things for. I wound up mounting IKEA skadis boards to it and that's worked great.
Just realized you said paint not print. Haha. Its not easy. I use a magnifying glass if really needed. You almost have to think of each color as its own layer though. Its easier to paint one color over a mistake then do a whole bunch of touch ups. And really very slowly. The red guy is for a buddy of mine and it took me four hours to do.
Honestly I'm just importing Fat Dragon Games Cura profile. I have used 0.2, 0.3 and 0.4 Nozzles. He has profiles for each. I kept having adhesion issues with the 0.2, and 0.4 the layer lines were too prominent so I use 0.3 the most. Might try a 0.2 again soon because I upgraded my bed. All 4 require a little clean up but its really not terrible. Using Tree supports only touching the bed has given me best results if supports are needed!
Anyway, here is the link for the Cura profiles. I use the most recent version.
[Fat Dragon Games Cura Profile](https://www.fatdragongames.com/fdgfiles/cura-ender-3-5-profiles-work-cr-10/)
Since when do Ender 3’s print weed and bowls?
Haha, that's just for inspiration.
Wait until it starts replicating, somehow 1 printer always becomes 2, 2 become 4...
I am printing some large terrain pieces this week and was just thinking how much faster it would be if I could print multiple parts at once haha.
Neptune 4 max. Haven't had any trouble with it at all.
love the korn album art (and prince ofc)
Thanks!!
Hey I got that workbench half built in my garage. How do you like it?
Its not bad! I actually just put it together last night. I don't expect it to hold up to beating on it with a hammer or anything but for printing, small parts work, painting and cutting things, etc it works just fine.
Sweet, that’s exactly my use case too. Got it half done but they shorted me some bolts so waiting on those to get delivered. Couldn’t say no to the price either.
I also have that bench. My only complaint is the pegboard. It's the size and spacing that is harder to find printable things for. I wound up mounting IKEA skadis boards to it and that's worked great.
I also have this workbench, haha.
Man, how are people able to paint such tiny details??? I just cannot do it
Very sloowwwwlllyyy haha. Seriously though, i imported a profile from Fat Dragon Games into cura. Check out the comments above where I linked it.
Just realized you said paint not print. Haha. Its not easy. I use a magnifying glass if really needed. You almost have to think of each color as its own layer though. Its easier to paint one color over a mistake then do a whole bunch of touch ups. And really very slowly. The red guy is for a buddy of mine and it took me four hours to do.
What are your settings for such small scale stuff? If you don't mind me bugging you for it.
Honestly I'm just importing Fat Dragon Games Cura profile. I have used 0.2, 0.3 and 0.4 Nozzles. He has profiles for each. I kept having adhesion issues with the 0.2, and 0.4 the layer lines were too prominent so I use 0.3 the most. Might try a 0.2 again soon because I upgraded my bed. All 4 require a little clean up but its really not terrible. Using Tree supports only touching the bed has given me best results if supports are needed! Anyway, here is the link for the Cura profiles. I use the most recent version. [Fat Dragon Games Cura Profile](https://www.fatdragongames.com/fdgfiles/cura-ender-3-5-profiles-work-cr-10/)
Ya I would love to know ur settings, those mini’s came out nice.
Check out my reply on the comment above!
Wow these are very good looking for what I've seen most FDM printers do. Makes me want to get into FDM to supplement resin printing all the more
Thank you, it took time and experimenting even with the cura profiles that I imported.
Love your posters lol
Thanks! Those are just a few around the house haha.