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In the 3D printing community, these tank-like models are very popular. Many members have already printed them and compete with each other. I’m also trying to complete my DeathRacers for the next community gathering.

Great post! I just printed a toy tank for my niece with PLA the other day, and she absolutely loves it. I had never considered adding motorized parts inside, though. She would probably be even happier if it could be remote-controlled. Thanks!

Read more – unboxing, testing, and print examples: Creality Hi Combo Review. In the video below, I take a deep dive into the Creality Hi Combo – a multicolor 3D printer setup that really caught my attention. Creality kindly sent this unit over for review, and while it was provided free, everything I share is my honest opinion. I’ll walk through the unboxing, setup, and testing of the 4-color CFS unit (expandable to 16!) and share some early print results and thoughts. Check it out below! There’s a lot to like about the HI Combo – especially its ease of assembly, multi-color capabilities, and built-in camera. Of course, multicolor printing has its learning curve, especially with slicer settings, but the hardware itself performed great. Let me know your thoughts, tips, or questions in the comments under the video, on this forum, or in a full written review. Please share your Creality Hi Combo experience here, or start a new thread under the FDM 3D Printers forum.

My first visit to SMRRF, a local event in Manchester, was a delightful experience. It was a melting pot of seasoned users and novices, offering a diverse range of booths to explore, unveiling some remarkable new products, and featuring influential figures who shared their knowledge through talks and fundraising activities. No matter your level of expertise, there was something for everyone at SMRRF. Read the full article with links, photos, and past coverage here: https://3dwithus.com/smrrf-sanjay-mortimer-reprap-festival-highlights#SMRRF%202024

Welcome to our ongoing thread dedicated to the Einstar Vega 3D Scanner! We’ve recently tested the scanner and shared our full review, complete with scan examples, settings, and tips. If you're exploring structured light scanning or curious about how Einstar Vega compares to other scanners, you’re in the right place. 🔗 Full article with tips & test scans: 👉 Einstar Vega Review – 3D Scanner Testing, Tips & Settings 📺 Quick YouTube Short – Sample Scan: 👉 Watch on YouTube 💬 Got your own scan results? 👉 Please share your experience here, or start a new thread under the Einstar by Shining3D forum.

Hello everyone. I have a problem with the Anycubic Cobra S1 combo. While I was accidentally removing the front cover on this printer, I cut the wires that are used for the fan that cools the model, and since then that fan hasn't been working when I reconnect it to its place. I tested the fan itself, and it works without any problems, but when I reconnect it to its place, it won't start at all when I begin printing. I'm wondering if anyone understands whether a short circuit might have caused some damage to the board behind the hotend where the fan connects, or if the problem is something else?

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