3d printers for making stuff for the RV
I have fallen down the worm hole of 3d printing since Christmas, and was wondering if anyone else on here is playing with them. If so, how you use them when it comes to RV's. I can see them being ...
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I now have a flashforge Finder Lite I normally use Flashprint 5.x (from Flashforge) but Cura Utilmaker claims to work with it if I install the Flashforg option (Installed but nottested)
Also have a Creality Ender 3 Using both Creality Print and Cura Utilmaker I'm told several other sliers can .gcode it Both are printing as I type (Halloween stuff and other fun stuff).
They are a lot of fun
One thing you need to pay attention to however is the size.. Many Style files (.STL) I download from Thing-i-Verse or Printables (Both dot com) are too big for the Finder... So far most of 'em fit on the large but slower Ender.
For travel I think the Finder series might work better. They are a "Box" some are fully enclosed.. The Ender is an open frame job.. More likely to get damaged I suspect in transit if moving about once assembled.
That said I've only had to replace 3 parts on my finder so far (And it does not move about) (All my fault I might add).
Also have a Creality Ender 3 Using both Creality Print and Cura Utilmaker I'm told several other sliers can .gcode it Both are printing as I type (Halloween stuff and other fun stuff).
They are a lot of fun
One thing you need to pay attention to however is the size.. Many Style files (.STL) I download from Thing-i-Verse or Printables (Both dot com) are too big for the Finder... So far most of 'em fit on the large but slower Ender.
For travel I think the Finder series might work better. They are a "Box" some are fully enclosed.. The Ender is an open frame job.. More likely to get damaged I suspect in transit if moving about once assembled.
That said I've only had to replace 3 parts on my finder so far (And it does not move about) (All my fault I might add).
