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I've been using Solidworks off and on since SW'97. Currently you can get the 3D experience for about $50/year. It's basically SW with a...

Remember, I HAVE NO SKIN IN THIS GAME ! I don't own a 3d printer and am not likely to buy one !!! Okay. Forget those 2 other guys...

You might check out the Creality K2 plus as well. They have things like the heated chamber you need for engineering materials. It also...

You aren't loosing "energy" (energy is force*distance and the vertical distance doesn't change). You are potentially applying torque in...

I would take it apart. I helped my brother move a Sanborn 3hp, 80 gallon compressor. With the motor and pump off it was reasonable for...

KB, Most of what I'm saying is going to be a repeat of what others have said but just in case... I'm not a big Bambu fan but part of...

How much air do you really need? For around $150 or perhaps less Walmart is dumping the Hart quiet compressors. It's, I think, 8...

Consider the size you might want to print. I replaced my Flashforge 5M with a Creality K1max specifically for the extra print area...

I inherited a pair made by Cameron Surgical Specialty Co. They were active from 1922-1957. I think my pair is pre-war. I also have...

You might try running your for calculations with 1/2 pex pipe. It's just a lot easier to work with.

That may depend on how much it cost to run 240V and what you ultimately are going to do with the air. If a cheaper, 120V compressor...

You may have overload trip issues with that setup. The compressor specs say 30A at 120V...

Having looked at the specs, how are you going to power it, 120V or 240? It looks like it's too current hungry for the typical 120V...