Change Gear Holder (3d Print)
- Thread starter opensourcefan
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Very Very Cool! I'm impressed! My gears are all piled on top of each other. I don't think the are very comfy at all......
What Software did you use?
What 3d printer did you use?
opensourcefan
OSF
Thank you.
I build with Tinkercad when I can, it's easy. Fusion 360 for complicated stuff. Cura for slicing.
Voxelab Aquila X2 (Ender 3 V2 clone) Material is PLA+, print took 26hrs.
I'm happy with it. Originally thought about stacking on a post as well but knowing me, the one I would need would always be at the bottom.
Ya, I always seem to need the big ones too.
Former Member
Guest
Be forewarned, I look at these and found that they are older models and have some quarks to them when I googled them.
Well, that's why I threw it out here, there is just a tremendous amount of experience and knowledge from forum members who are always willing share.
My better half, the minister of finance was campaigning for a purchase but the Scottish needed to research and compare.
Thanks Degen
Dan Dubeau
Ultra Member
Nice gear holder I like that idea. I've always been meaning to make stuff like that to better organize my drawers but never get around to it. I don't like running my printers unattended or overnight, so long prints tend to never happen.
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I have an Ender 3v2 that has been trouble free.
opensourcefan
OSF
@Tincup
Yep, totally agree. It's very popular which equals lots of support and modding capabilities. Mine is a clone of that made by Voxelab which is owned by Flashforge. It is even less expensive then the Creality Ender. All parts, mods etc are interchangeable.
Ok, thanks
opensourcefan
OSF
Gotta say my CR Touch has been a game changer. It's important to learn how to level properly but it's super handy.
GummyMonster
Ken
Tincup.
I recently asked a whole bunch about the 3d printers, the info I received may be helpful to you.
In the 3d printing forum, Jangers post about the Prusa XL and my post about getting started has a ton of good advice from the knowledgeable folk on here. There's lots more advice further down the pages.
Good luck.
Ken
I recently asked a whole bunch about the 3d printers, the info I received may be helpful to you.
In the 3d printing forum, Jangers post about the Prusa XL and my post about getting started has a ton of good advice from the knowledgeable folk on here. There's lots more advice further down the pages.
Good luck.
Ken