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The Phase I jet troopers used the JT-12 jetpack, equipment that granted them great aerial mobility for assault and reconnaissance missions.#starwars #3dprinting #actionfigures #snapmakeru1
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The Phase I jet troopers used the JT-12 jetpack, equipment that granted them great aerial mobility for assault and reconnaissance missions.#starwars #3dprinting #actionfigures #snapmakeru1
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The Phase I jet troopers used the JT-12 jetpack, equipment that granted them great aerial mobility for assault and reconnaissance missions.#starwars #3dprinting #actionfigures #snapmakeru1
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The Phase I jet troopers used the JT-12 jetpack, equipment that granted them great aerial mobility for assault and reconnaissance missions.#starwars #3dprinting #actionfigures #snapmakeru1
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I'm wondering if any of us know anything about using an NFC tag instead of a RFID tag to label what kind of filament is on a spool. Phones can write to NFC tags, so it seems to me that if the U1 can see a NFC chip then perhaps we have a way to label film at spools that not labeled by their manufacturer.
I know that NFC is a newer subset of RFID. They both operate on the same frequency just below 14 MHz.
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From the moment I saw the trailer for the new series Darth Maul: Shadow Lord, I had to revisit this figure. Built entirely from scratch and taking full advantage of multicolor printing capabilities of my new @snapmakeru1 , here is this new model, packed with as much decorative detail as possible.
I’ve created all the color details using new painting techniques in Blender, far more precise than painting by hand in the slicer. -
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I'm really impressed with my #SnapmakerU1 so far.
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I got my Snapmaker U1 last week and coming from my Creality K1 (which I really like!) it's great. I'm not a professional 3d printer, so I might be excited about dumb stuff, just so you know.
Obvious upgrade are the 4 print heads, so you can print multi color prints without all the wasted filament.
But since I didn't have a dryer at first, I also witnessed the U1 managing broken and, with the one annoying spool, tangled filament. It recognized there was a problem and stopped so I could fix it. Both problems with the K1 ended with aborted prints because the problem wouldn't be recognized so the printer would "print" air, because it didn't have any filament. (And I would have to clean the extruder with tangled filament, because it tried with more and more force to get more filament)
Also a the build plate size went to from 240x240mm to 270x270mm.
I mainly printed printer upgrades so far (Ikea Samla enclosure, adapters for older wider spools) and a axolotl which due to the undried filament didn't come out that well. But today I found a #hueforge model that was looking fun and quickly (3.5h) to print and I'm happy with the result.
#3dPrinting #snapmakerU1
https://www.printables.com/model/636235-piece-of-junk-in-space-hueforge-print -
Psyched about the Snapmaker U1, a multi toolhead printer for about 700€. I wanted to upgrade my K1 with multi color, but you can see that the K1 wasn't designed for this. When this Kickstarter came along I quickly decided this is the future instead of filling my printer with color change poop.
https://snapmaker-u1-color-3d-printer.kckb.me/ebfc2bdf
(It's an affiliate link, if you don't want to use it, you'll easily find it on Kickstarter)