For the last 40 minutes, I've been watching this:
It's my first print on a used MakerBot Replicator 2 that I just got. I've got a few things in mind but I was wondering if anyone here has a 3d printer and if there was any cool stuff you've printed and/or anything that you've made that you actually needed to print.
I'm at 58% of the first part of a mini Commodore PET computer, in case you are wondering what that is. I'm not printing clacks or anything like that.
Anyone have a 3d printer?
Anyone have a 3d printer?
- Wodan
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I have an UltimakerII with the + Upgrade kit. Used it for another hobby and haven't gotten around to do much keyboard stuff yet. There's sooo many keyboard related things I have in mind but never motivated myself to actually design stuff.
When putting Soarer converter into vintage AT/XT keyboards, I'd love to have some 3d printed part that would help fix the Teensy/ProMicro in a way that I can use the controller USB port externally.
And I was thinking of printing tiny "shoes" for IBM Model F space bars in case their retainer hooks are broken off.
Have you tried tinkercad.org yet?
When putting Soarer converter into vintage AT/XT keyboards, I'd love to have some 3d printed part that would help fix the Teensy/ProMicro in a way that I can use the controller USB port externally.
And I was thinking of printing tiny "shoes" for IBM Model F space bars in case their retainer hooks are broken off.
Have you tried tinkercad.org yet?
- snuci
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http://tinkercad.com? No, I didn't even know about that. I am looking at SketchUp at the moment. However, at this point, I'm going to print out a few existing designs and then move to tweaking them, then creating my own. That won't be for a little bit though.
- Wodan
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- Main mouse: Logitech G903
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It's a really great tool and such a accessible entry to 3D design. There's a couple of youtube tutorials available ... you will be amazed how fast you're going to be making stuff in 3D.
- snuci
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My final first print on the MakerBot Replicator 2. It's made up of 6 parts and is a Commodore PET (the first computer I ever used in school).
- snuci
- Vintage computer guy
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Here. Maybe this will be a little more interesting around here
This is courtesy of kekstee's 3d design and associated thread here: workshop-f7/3d-printed-cherry-mx-keycap-t4620.html
