Budget CNC Machines – Discussion
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Have you exhibited or visited a Comic Con with 3D printing in mind? Feel free to share your own photos, cosplay builds, booth setups, or collectibles below. 🧭 Here’s the deep dive into Comic Con and 3D printing: 👉 https://3dwithus.com/comic-con-3d-printing-props-merch-cosplays Share your experience with props and cosplay here or start a new thread. Whether it’s something you printed, wore, or spotted.
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I thoroughly tested the new xTool M1 Ultra, exploring its laser, inkjet, blade, and pen modules, along with optional add-ons such as the heat press and air purifier. My hands-on article includes setup notes, first impressions, and plenty of close-up project photos. 📝 Full article: 👉 https://3dwithus.com/prusa-xl-5-toolheads-review-assembly-prints-examples Have you tried the M1 Ultra or any other xTool system? 💬 Share your projects, workflows, and tips below — we’d love to see what you’re making
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We’ve just published our new guide: Best Budget CNC Machines. In the article, we cover popular entry-level CNC routers, including the Lunyee 3018 Pro Ultra, TwoTrees TTC450 Pro, and Snapmaker with the 4-axis module. We also touch on important points like noise, dust extraction, materials, and the learning curve with software. This thread is for the community side of things. Have you tried any of these machines, or do you use a different budget or even DIY CNC in your workshop? Share your projec
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Thanks to @SamPrentice, I’ve got the special opportunity to unbox, assemble, and test the Prusa XL with all five tool heads and its enclosure! Full coverage coming to the 3DPUK TECH YouTube channel, along with a written article for 3DWithUs. Stay tuned!
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"Sloffies" is an Afrikaans nickname for slides and flip-flops. I have designed Sloffies to be parametric so anyone can customize them for their feet using the customizer on MakerWorld. You can also download the script on GitHub and use the OpenSCAD customizer to customize them; the UI is just not as intuitive as the customizer on MakerWorld. Where it started I designed the slides and accompanying packaging as part of a shoe design competition. The competition, unfortunately, didn't work out f
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