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Hello! I put a lot of time and effort into my models, if you like them, please follow and share!
Commercial Licenses available here: https://patreon.com/StedFast3D?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=join_link
If you cannot support me through Patreon, but still would like to show your appreciation, consider boosting, following, liking, and sharing!
I use currently Fusion 360 and OpenSCAD to create models.
Playing around with some 3D scanning
From left to right: original, processed in Fusion 360, and processed in Blender
From this small test, looks like the scan processed in Blender turned out the best
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I had a lovely summer, spending time with family - be prepared for some awesome overengineered models coming soon! I also have a project I’ve been working on since January… might be posting it soon!
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How does this case for a board project I’m working on look? 2 tries to a near perfect interference fit (given printer tolerance)!
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Cracked the code (after many endless reddit, stackoverflow, and rpi forum pages), and now I can connect to a bluetooth microprocessor! The project containing this board has taken me 5 months to complete, and I’m almost there!
On another note, I will be taking a break over the summer, spending more time with family. Thank you for your continued support!
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After 3 months of prototyping and 3 versions, I have finally finished the design of a complete keycap set. These keycaps have several distinct features:
1) these keycaps allow the switch to become near - silent
2) these keycaps are completely scalable
3) these keycaps follow the “Cherry” keycap profile
4) these keycaps are completely 3d printable
5) on average, printing a single keycap takes 4 minutes (crazy!)
6) these keycaps have a very precise stem, allowing for a great grip on the switch (good enough to require a good amount of force to remove)
7) these keycaps have a reinforced stem to allow for longer use and endurance
I will upload them when I have the chance! #Comingsoon
*these keycaps are blank, with no text. You will have to manually add the text in the slicer. If wanted by the community, there is a chance I will add text in the design.*
Note: the keycaps in the included picture look a little rough do to increased print speeds (to speed up prototyping)
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Recently installed a 0.6mm nozzle onto my P1S:
the specs are seriously impressive. It prints over 60% faster than the 0.4mm nozzle (linear comparison)!
also, I get to enjoy pure 3D printing goodness of 1mm layers now. Crazy!
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Does anyone know if we can upload files that are not meant to be laser cut on the H2D as laser files? I have access to a laser cutter and have created some cool designs on it I’d love to share. Let me know if you know, and if not, I’m always happy to reach out to MW support. Thanks!
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Thanks to your help and support, I was able to restock and repair a ton of things surrounding my printer! This restock and repair of my printer means new models #Comingsoon! Thank you!(Edited)
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Quick update on my article: I am about halfway done drafting. I have been crazy busy this week, hope to get it done soon!
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Just a quick update on my article:
I hope to release it sometime this week, however, I am currently very busy with work. It is currently around 7 sections long, taking one through the process of creating a high - performing model. I look forward to the release of this, hopefully soon! Thank you for your continued support!
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To all star wars fans out there,
May the Fourth be with you
:)
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I love the idea of one long article - I am currently outlining an article, and it has 7 sections. Would you read an article that long?(Edited)
Do you prefer long articles, or articles that are broken into multiple parts? An example of multiple parts are the articles Makerworld wrote.
I’m wondering how I should format the article I am currently writing. Let me know, hopefully this article turns out great!
Do you prefer;
63%
One long, well written article
34%
Multiple parts to one article
3%
Other (comment)
56 votes
Final results
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Let me know your thoughts! Most people prefer long, well - written articles. Do you agree?
Do you prefer long articles, or articles that are broken into multiple parts? An example of multiple parts are the articles Makerworld wrote.
I’m wondering how I should format the article I am currently writing. Let me know, hopefully this article turns out great!
Do you prefer;
63%
One long, well written article
34%
Multiple parts to one article
3%
Other (comment)
56 votes
Final results
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Do you prefer long articles, or articles that are broken into multiple parts? An example of multiple parts are the articles Makerworld wrote.
I’m wondering how I should format the article I am currently writing. Let me know, hopefully this article turns out great!
Do you prefer;
63%
One long, well written article
34%
Multiple parts to one article
3%
Other (comment)
56 votes
Final results
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Would an article like this be beneficial to you? Let me know!
Would you read an article on how to design high quality models that perform well (for the most part) on Makerworld?
Would you read an article on how to design high - performing models?
79%
Yes
17%
No
4%
Other (comment)
66 votes
Final results
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50 votes and I’ll begin writing!
Would you read an article on how to design high quality models that perform well (for the most part) on Makerworld?
Would you read an article on how to design high - performing models?
79%
Yes
17%
No
4%
Other (comment)
66 votes
Final results
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Would an article similar to this help you? Vote now and let me know!
Would you read an article on how to design high quality models that perform well (for the most part) on Makerworld?
Would you read an article on how to design high - performing models?
79%
Yes
17%
No
4%
Other (comment)
66 votes
Final results
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Would you read an article on how to design high quality models that perform well (for the most part) on Makerworld?
Would you read an article on how to design high - performing models?
79%
Yes
17%
No
4%
Other (comment)
66 votes
Final results
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Hello awesome community:
I apologize for the lull in uploads recently, I plan to return to a better schedule. I have a few models ideas, one of which is a creative benchy remix! Thank you for your continued support, so close to 900 prints!
Thank you again!
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