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fireworksfun wrote:It's delicate and fun! Maybe i can also make toys with a 3D printer, where did you get your printer?Here is the link:http://www.geeetech.com/acrylic-geeetec ... p-884.html
wenganxiang wrote:How long have you used it?fireworksfun wrote:It's delicate and fun! Maybe i can also make toys with a 3D printer, where did you get your printer?Here is the link:http://www.geeetech.com/acrylic-geeetec ... p-884.html
fireworksfun wrote:Not more than 2 months.wenganxiang wrote:How long have you used it?fireworksfun wrote:It's delicate and fun! Maybe i can also make toys with a 3D printer, where did you get your printer?Here is the link:http://www.geeetech.com/acrylic-geeetec ... p-884.html
codlink wrote:My advice is to find a 3D printing forum that will congratulate you on your prints.Oh, I am sorry. I thought this board permits people share anything electronic here. But this printer's mainboard is also based on Arduino.
codlink wrote:There's no rule here about sharing anything. But I bet if you were on a dedicated 3D printer forum, you would have lots of replies. In this post, you are sharing a plastic model, not anything about the printer..Sorry, I won't do it again.
fireworksfun wrote:Is it hard to assemble? Is there anything wrong when you are using ?Actually, it's not so hard to assemble. The building instruction says it will take about 3days, excluding wiring. But I spent only a few hours. The most time-consuming is to debug it.
