Another mod for my 3D printer. Question: is your hobby 3D printING or 3D printER?

Very niche 2u mount for 10" network racks. Holds one Rpi 2, one Rpi 4, and one Rpi 5 with the Argon NEO 5 NVME case. Step file included.

I finally - FINALLY - managed to design, assemble and upload this project. It's not groundbreaking in any way but it's certainly the most massive in scope DIY creation I've ever made. What do you think??

I made a simple case for the cantor keyboard with MX spacing!

Tuned settings for stack printing! Print in PETG and separate models with two layers of PLA and they separate super easily when the print is finished. I have used theses settings for MultiBoard stacks and for completely flat free hanging surfaces with good results. Have fun printing!

Pen and paper need to make a comeback! Do you agree? I'm a researcher and I've been working with analogue notes and literature for about a year and a half now, and I honestly believe it's made me think better. What's your take?

You're only allowed to like and comment on this if your co-workers let the coffee go cold!

Might not be the BEST solution, but it is A solution, and that'll have to do for now lol. What do you think?

Finally de-cluttering my worksoace at home. Fellow academics/students: how do you keep your desk from overflowing with papers and notes and pens and chargers and books and articles and.......?

I finally made an easy handle for my enclosure door. The magnets keep everything shut and air tight. One step closer to printing with ASA on my A1 :D

Okay, this one came out really well! My monstera doesn't fall over anymore. Sphagnum moss and a wood dowel = sturdy plant support for happy plants c:

Has anyone tried starting seeds in paper rolls like this? It's my first time trying this year (which is why I designed these pots) :D

I live in a modest rental flat and work as a junior academic in the humanities. in orher words, space, time, and cash are pretty scarce commodites for me. I've DIY-ed or upcycled basically every aspect of my workshop (which, as you can see, has to share storage space with my research literature). My Bambu Lab A1 lives in an enclosure in my kitchen, which I cobbled together using two IKEA LACK tables, my self designed table legs, and the leftovers of a wall that the previous renter had built between the bedroom and living room. Even if it looks really janky, the setup is pretty well functioning, especially since it isolates most of the sound that the printer makes. Mounting the AMS lite ouside the enclosue also makes filament switching less cumbersome than having the whole thing on the inside (I tried that before and boy howdy was it annoying). The next step in my workshop progress is to design an adapter for the ventilation port by the enclosure, so I can vent fumes/paeticles and keep temps down when printing in PLA! I'm also going to get a tabletop attached with hinges to my shelves, so I can flip it up when not in use. There's going to be a chalkboard on its bottom side, which will be really convenient for sketching 3D print designs! #Reveal My Creative Workshop