So when I looked over at it taking up some of my table space, I considered what I could do to replace it with something smaller. I immediately thought of the Prusa Mini.

I recently got a new error on my 3D printer. Error: !! STOP called because of BLTouch error - restart with M999 It turns out that the connector to my Z endstop was faulty. I was able to put a new JST connector on there and it worked again. Another possibility

A few years ago, I bought my first 3D printer. It was a Geeetech i3 Pro V Prusa clone. I bought it as a kit off of ebay based on a recommendation from the Design. Prototype. Test. YouTube channel. He did a video where he compared budget 3D printer kits

I recently ordered the MicroSwiss Direct Drive unit with the all metal hotend for my Ender 3 Pro. I was going to upgrade the extruder to an all metal extruder kit from WINSINN and then upgrade the hotend to the MicroSwiss all metal hotend, but then I saw this kit

In this post, I'll go over some techniques and products that I use to help me with my extrusion issues.

I recently started printing some large objects. The prints were taking between 14 and 16 hours. After printing 2 pieces (I'm printing an update of this Shuttle from the 2nd Dynasty Starship III Kickstarter), I noticed that I had some bad extrusion problems. I've tuned the e-steps and PID, so

After following the installation steps and getting Klipper running on my Raspberry Pi, the biggest issue I ran into was calibrating my Z offset. I spent hours on this task alone. Here's how you calibrate your Z offset with a BLTouch and Klipper.

So, today I printed a 3.25 hour print. it took me three failed attempts using a brim (the brim kept coming off the bed) on my glass bed. I tried to raise the temperature to 65, then to 70. Still no luck. Then, I saw a video that taught

I posted my latest design to Thingiverse. This is the first one that I've developed completely in Fusion 360 that I didn't use the Lithophane generator for.

Here are a few designs that I've posted to Thingiverse lately

I recently installed OctoPrint on my Raspberry Pi so I could remotely control my 3D printer. I needed a good case for the Pi. I found one that allows me to mount the Pi to the 3D printer. Raspberry Pi 3 Case for Creality Printers on Thingiverse Here are my

The original post that I made became obsolete once the BIGTREETECH SKR Mini E3 board was released, so I decided to update it with the new information. The main difference is that you no longer need the Pin 27  board to add the BLTouch. You can use the SKR Mini

I just watched a great YouTube video from CHEP about 3 simple 3D printer upgrades for the Ender 3. I decided to download and print two of them. One of the upgrades is a mounting bracket for the spool holder so that it can mount on the side of the

In this post, I will demonstrate how to create a stone textured RPG gaming tile

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Learn how to create your own 3D printed terrain using 2D image tools like Gimp, Photoshop, and Affinity Photo.

One of the reasons I bought a new 3D printer was so that I could print my own miniatures and terrain for our roleplaying game. Note: The STL files of all of the tiles in this post can be downloaded from my profile on Thingiverse. There's a good chance that

I recently ordered a new 3D printer. I built my last 3D printer from a kit and it took me about 5 or 6 hours to complete. I had this one assembled in about an hour.

I ordered a new 3D printer yesterday. We're about to start a new GURPS campaign and I wanted to start using 3D terrain. There's an entire world of hobbyists designing 3D printed terrain. I'd like our adventures to take place in the modern world, as well as the future (space)