3D Printing (Or The Diamond Age machine)

Holy crap I love having a 3D printer. I got a Prusa Mini printer. If you order the pre-assembled kit, the setup takes about 30 minutes. It's good to go out of the box, but you can tweak it to get better prints.

• Dual Gear Extruder from Triangle Labs: I believe this is a copy of the extruder offered by Bondtech. Helps when printing with flex filaments like TPU. I've found it also makes swapping filaments easier as well.
• E3d .06 Nozzle X: Tool Steel nozzle for printing with abrasive filaments. Has a coating on the outside that helps with plastic sticking to the outside of the nozzle. The .06 diameter helps prevent clogging with some filaments, and also speeds up print time.
  
• My Prusa Mini Printed mods Collection on Prtinables: A collection of handy printable parts for the Prusa Mini. There is a brace that helps stability, a side support to help with X Axis wobble, a handle that makes it easier to move the printer around, and a few other "nice to have" parts for wires.
  

Retro PC: Finished the project.

List of Resources for 3d Printing and for Octoprint on the Orange Pi 3 LTS

Some of my favorite 3d Prints and links to them.

Steamclip and battery pack holder. Adds some serious weight to the Steam Deck, but really enhances the portability when traveling. A very slick project.

Mini network rack for my home lab. The nut handles are a special print too.
Pictured are my cable modem, SBC mini server, Trendnet gigabit switch, and the home built OPNSense firewall.

The GPU stand and a PCI Fan holder. Moves the hot air that swirls around near the GPU. Helped my temps and over clocking.

7in Record Holder.

USB Cable mount

Modified fan grill for 5v 40mm Nocuta fan. I wanted to hide Noctua's well known brown color scheme.

TAKE ME BACK TO THE HOMEPAGE

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