The things I got:
spare plate
nippers
razor blade scraper
containers for filament
desiccant beads
heater (or the sep power adapter for AMS heating)
and lots more filament than you would guess
Anybody want to share images of their printer workspace? Mine has just been sitting on the floor in my office since I bought it about 2 months ago. A shelf system from curbside bedframes should be installed Monday or Tuesday though. Printer (P2S) and AMS will be on the top shelf. Lower shelves...
I am also at this point. I want to design my own socket organizers and Bambu Studio isn’t cutting it. I downloaded Fusion last week and don’t even know where to start. I’ll check into SolidWorks and OnShape.
I got my first printer about a month ago for many of the same reasons. I'd hoped to stay at around $400, but went for the P2S combo from Microcenter. The P2S is very easy to use and I have had fun with it.
Still out of red :(
I've been leaning towards buying one of these and noticed its price dropped
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0G4T7N4VQ?tag=atomicindus08-20
To gridfinity and beyond!
It is probably going to take the rest of the summer to do these bins, but I look forward to the process and the end result.
My wife doesn’t get it. Please tell me you guys understand that I had to buy a 3d printer to obsessively organize my personal hardware store.
Thoughts on quality of filament between Inland brand via Microcenter and SunLu?
Microcenter is a dollar or two cheaper than the SunLu via Amazon. I have only bought from Microcenter so far and am not doing enough volume to buy from school house.