

I ran the built in leveling and input shaping self test last night, and often run calibration before print


I ran the built in leveling and input shaping self test last night, and often run calibration before print


Printable Area Z Offset = 0mm and Extruder Offset is 0x0mm


Also, what does this mean?



Got it, thank you


How frequently would I need to replace a nozzle?


Truly the Kodak of this generation


That’s a great perspective, thank you. Come to think of it, I used the Dremel tools I had to sand/shape the sound guides I 3d printed from my library, so in a way I too am making use of stuff I learned/bought before. To be frank. I’m proud of my ability to learn and get interested in new stuff too, but I’m disappointed in how I abandon things just as quickly. I will keep your perspective in mind in future. Maybe it will help me be more forgiving of myself and remind me I still retain what I learned and to make use of it. Thank you!


Thank you, I think I’ll play with my library printer for a while and figure out if I can make good use of it if I purchase one for myself.


That’s kind of exactly me. I have a bunch of discarded hobbies. I have hundreds of dollars worth of esp32 circuit stuff, rotary woodworking stuff, musical instruments, sewing machines, power tools, painting supplies, fitness equipments, etc. collecting dust because I get super into something for a while and then don’t touch them anymore. At this point, I don’t even know if I should actually get a 3d printer.


I’m seeing FLASHFORGE 3D Printer Adventurer 5M new for $200 after coupons. Would you recommend the A1 mini or the 5M?


I’m seeing FLASHFORGE 3D Printer Adventurer 5M new for $200 after coupons. Would you recommend the A1 mini or the 5M?


I’m seeing FLASHFORGE 3D Printer Adventurer 5M new for $200 after coupons. Would you recommend the A1 mini or the 5M?


I’m currently printing some accessories for my xreal glasses at my library on a MakerBot replicator mini, and just found out a1 mini is actually bigger than that one, so I don’t think the size is a big deal for me right now.


I’ve been printing some accessories for my xreal glasses at my local library and some trinkets for my kid, but to be quite honest I don’t have any specific things I need to print. I’m looking at functional prints to get an idea of what things I can print lol.


Thanks for the advice. I’ll look into that one.


Thank you that’s very useful


Thanks for the advice. I hadn’t considered that refurbished printers are technically used ones with inspection. Is it that important to avoid used printers for a first printer? I had no idea.


How much would the size difference make me regret not getting a bigger one, and how soon would I reach that point?


Thanks for the advice. I do know that I am sort of the kind who picks the flavor of the month to get obsessed over, then throw it away for the next shiny thing, so I am a bit of both of your usecases.
I think the issue is at least partly due to a wobbly table. I just took off the printer and placed it on the floor, redid the self test, and it’s printing a lot better than before.