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UrbanFlow.art

"The Tides · Of Life"
The creation of the sculpture

This video shows how the #sculpture was originally designed as a logo in #Softimage #XSI and rendered in different styles over the years

In 2024 we finally made it into the wall #lamp it always was supposed to be by 3D-printing it in four pieces on a #Creality #Ender 5 Plus

Learn more about the project on our website:
urbanflow.art/en/the-tides

#3dprinting#3d#mastoart
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Dis

I need printing ideas, but I'm out of filament. What should I print out of a ton of TPU? It is mostly overture, some generic, and there is even most of a spool of sainsmart 95A in there. I just have no idea what to do with it. Each one has had a few prints off it, then stored in a dryish box.
I'll need to dry it before printing, and I dare not shove it through the AMS, so manual color changes only. I've put together a modular-enough drybox setup over the years though, so swaps are pretty easy.
I even have enough PETG to do hybrid prints.(Half of these colors are left over from when I jelly-fied the bottom of some PETG desk organizers to build non-scratch coasters into them.)

#3dprinter #3dprinting #bambu #ender

Trash Panda sits empty and alone. This is a screenshot of Octoprint, showing the inside of a Bambu labs P1S printer from the front right corner of the bed. The printer is idle and empty. The smooth printing sheet is visible at the bottom. Above, the octoprint interface shows Trash Panda operational at room temperature.
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Iris Young (he/they/she) (PhD)

I think I assembled it mostly correctly? I found places for all the parts at least! Would appreciate if anyone has a twin #Ender 3 S1 Pro #3DPrinting machine I might cross check against. I apparently disassembled waaay past how it ships, so the instructions didn't do a lot for me. I went off of a partial CAD of the same model and a lot of guesswork.

Caveat, I bought this thing from a guy who had done some upgrades and I have no idea what those were. It worked before I packed it up though, so I hope it'll work again!

Ender 3 S1 Pro (3D Printer) assembled at least as far as mechanical parts, sitting on its packing foam.
Parts of the printer, fully disassembled for shipping. The base is one piece with delicate, non-removable parts wrapped in extra foam. Frame and gantry are broken down to individual pieces of aluminum extrusion, and the threaded rods are wrapped in parchment paper. All other parts are individually bagged and thrown together in a bucket.
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Tim Redick :ros: :julia:

On my 5y old #Ender 3 the extruder started skipping and finally the hotend clogged. Thought about getting a new extruder which would cost >50€. Another thought was to stop the sunken cost fallacy and buy a Bambulab A1 mini.

Yeah... I can't stop tinkering and going for the low cost fix. Bought a bimetal heat break and some new PTFE tube.
Re-tuned the hotend PID values, pressure advance, accelerations and stepper currents.
It's going fast and the quality is good.
#3dprinting #righttorepair

3D printed garden gnome from the series bluey in a pot of cress
My Frankenstein Ender 3 with a raspberry pi attached to it in an IKEA enclosure.
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Mika

I totally understand now tho why people almost never have just 1 #3Dprinter. Last I had this fascination in something and the urge to own multiples of them, of various price points was when I was in college and getting hooked to building PCs.

I'd like legit not eat anything but dinner. My lunch, if any, would either be a glass of Teh O Ais or Chachos (Doritos clone) that I pay with change - all just to save up money to build more and more PCs. Now I wanna own a cheapo #Easythreed printer, a mid-range #Ender printer, and either any of the premium #BambuLab printers (to upgrade upon my A1 Mini) or a #Prusa (if it's just as easy to use/maintain as BambuLab printers).

Filaments too, honestly. I need em in all colours and materials if I could afford the space.

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