So I made new purchase of a P1S 3d printer and I must say it is pretty fun little thing. I can’t wait to find ways to incorporate prints into laser cuts and designs too.
Here are a few things I been making:
Here is the printer:
I have been also making all sorts of battery and tool holders for my drills too but don’t have photos at the moment.
3D printers are tons of fun! If I had the space I would definitely add a filament printer to my arsenal, to join the resin printer. In fact, I might do it anyway.
Have fun!
Thanks. I have been pushing myself to get back into laser design again since it’s been awhile since I have been focusing on my health. This kinda helped me get back into machines in general and start designing for the laser again too. I got two new ones in the works.
Nice printer!!
Feeling like I want to upgrade soon. Love 3D printing!
I splurged for the X1C for my family and we have been loving it! (My work has mostly been sea creatures and lightsabers…)
I design my own customizable lightsabers if you want to check them out, they are SO much fun!
https://makerworld.com/en/@bill.m.davis/collections/713533
Just last night a friend asked if I could print a prosthetic hand for a kid in his church. I am going to look into it and see if I can find some designs I can modify to fit him.
Very cool
Pinging @jamesdhatch because I know he has done this (printing a prosthetic hand)—maybe he can give you some tips.
Check out E-Nable for a crowd-supplied prosthetic device (hands included) group. You can join the thousands of volunteers making hands for kids (& adults). There’s even some work on powered versions using a variety of electronic sub-projects in case you want to go full boat.
Even if you don’t want to make them as part of the E-Nable project, you can find a lot of helpful info on choosing the right style & function as well as download re-sizeable designs.
Wow, thanks! This should help a lot!
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