My only problem with petg is it is super susceptible to humidity. And once you get some moisture in there, it gets really sticky and stringy.
I don't think I've ever had a filament jam as often as petg. I do enjoy printing in it though as you almost never have to worry about warping.
They make PC filament? TIL. Seems like it would be really difficult to print with.
You say this like it's a bad thing. If I could get away with just paying for my one hockey team, instead of the legit, 3 fucking services you have to have currently to watch an entire season, I would do it on a heartbeat.
Yea that is the one thing I noticed. Trying to work with a mesh was damn near impossible for me. Makes it annoying if i'm trying to modify an existing .stl. Still haven't really worked out how to do that but one of these days i'll get it.
Fusion 360. Free for home use and it's really not as bad as some people make it out to be. A little tricky to get the hang of first but there are thousands of tutorials out there.
I had absolutely zero 3d modeling experience prior to diving into fusion360 and I am still really new to it, but I'm quite enjoying it.
Yea man. You have any questions just hit me up. Like I said I've only had mine a few weeks but holy hell is it night and day between this and my last printer.
Finally! And it comes stock with /e/os so that's sweet. Been looking to try that out but don't have a phone currently that supports it.
As a new owner of a p1p. It's the single best decision I've made as far as the 3d printing hobby goes. I cannot tell you how much time and money I sunk into my old bed slinger printer and the results never even got close to this thing out of the box.
The only downside? You're gonna absolutely tear through filament because of how well and fast it prints.
The bambulabs p1p. It just dropped in price to $599 USD. Not sure what that exchange rate is.
It is an absolutely freaking fantastic printer. I have been kicking myself for days now for not buying this thing sooner.
It sucks that it's not open source, but if you want a no fuss printer that just works, the p1p is hands down the best available on the market at that price point.
Pandemic, the game where your choices don't really matter because your friends will decide your moves for you.
Also, funny they mention gloomhaven, because the gloomhaven videogame is much more fun to play than the boardgame just due to the setup time you save.
See they're doing you a favor by not letting you waste your time on that garbage that is the Halo show. What a farce.
How are the voc's? I just upgraded to a p1p and I've just finishing building out an enclosure for it. Not actually sure what the extruder on this is rated for but I'm upgrading the hotend to hardened steel next so I can print a bento box in asa.
Might give PC a look if it's something I think this printer can handle.