I think it's going to need a bigger spool of filament.
And a forklift to load it.
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We're gonna need a bigger benchy
Just slice it up a bit and print a life size boat at this point
That's why it's next to the window: the spools are on the roof.
Msrp $2500, crazy. I realize the Kickstarter was much cheaper but still.
Even at 2500 that’s insanely cheap. You could print a brand new toilet when yours breaks. You could create furniture for guests custom fitted to their unique ass right as they enjoy a party. It’s beautiful
You might finish a custom butt shape topper the morning after the party. Even Bambu printers aren’t that fast
That’s quitter talk. Give the machine more gas for the ass (chair). The chair only needs to be stable for a while anyways. It’s here for a good time, not a long time.
Right as they enjoy the party, and for 2 days after
God I should've supported the Kickstarter
Using that thing with a 0.4mm nozzle... God imagine the print time when utilizing all that volume...
A nozzle the size of my head would work fairly nicely
Yep, the next problem to solve is heating it up lol. I imagine it would need an enormous amount of heat and cooling
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I know nothing about 3D printing—is there a benefit to putting this thing in front of the window?
No, in fact it can be a bad thing. It's better to have stable temperatures and windows can let in heat/cold. Idk why it's there.
Maybe it's just for the photo, I thought it was crib at first haha.
Seems like a shame to lose the window access too!
Yes. It looks like a cute little bed.
Nice exercise machine bruh.