I started 3D printing with an Anet A6/A8, when calibrating and improving the machine was almost more fun (or frustrating) than printing Since then I fell in love with the hobby, not only for the parts, but for the mechanics, electronics, and computing that surround it I used to spend hours tweaking firmware and adding mods to those archaic printers Today I still enjoy every project, with the same passion as back then: creating, learning, and sharing