I’ve updated my SketchUp recently! It’s my christmas gift, but I can’t wait to try it :wink: I’m now a pround owner of a 3D printer ( Artillery Sidewinder X1 ). In this topic, I will share some of my prints, experiences, thoughts, … feel free to improve my printing skills! I’ve used different onlin…

Top, as in the part furthest away from the printer bed. I was imagining a 45 degree slope, which ought to print without needing supports.

First attempt of a TPU damper to support a heavy stone slab as a base for the 3D printer: [image] [image] Obviously I underestimated the weight :wink: [image] …the next more stable version is already printing …

I’ve been looking at TPU for some flexy items. Looks like it’s pretty flexy. Is it tricky to print?

We don’t know until we try…

Yes, it’s flexy, but not much more difficult to print than PLA. I’ve not tweaked my settings to print TPU, the layer bonding needs to be further improved, but it’s OK already.

[image] Cotty: …the next more stable version is already printing … much better already (with only 4 instead of 9 copies): [image]

A “basket” to use the shower in the caravan as additional storage space… [image] [image] [image] [image]

A table tennis ball dispenser … [image] [image] [tthalter]

A magnetic holder for a shower curtain… [image] [image] [image]

A pen holder for my wife… [image] [image] [image]

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much better already (with only 4 instead of 9 copies):

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