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In reply to <a href="https://luckyresistor.me/2020/09/01/build-a-3d-printer-enclosure/comment-page-1/#comment-10431">Lucky Resistor</a>.
Thank you for your reply!
Yeah, that's my main learning after building the Lack-one, too This is why I was interested in your experience especially, as my head's spinning on a next iteration using wood working already.
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In reply to <a href="https://luckyresistor.me/2020/09/01/build-a-3d-printer-enclosure/comment-page-1/#comment-10430">Manuel</a>. I used two heavy plywood plates for the top and bottom, and also put the enclosure on top of a vibration absorbing matt. So I had little issues in this regard. When I remember correctly, Ikea Lack seems to consist of mostly hollow structures – that’s indeed not ideal.
18.12.2024 19:43Comment on Build a 3D Printer Enclosure by Lucky ResistorThank you for the write up! How happy are you with the build in regards of vibration absorbtion? I did a cheap Ikea Lack-based enclosure for my first 3D printer and it's rather horrible in that regard
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17.11.2024 18:19Comment on Printing a Giant Planter by betist girişI recently completed and shared the model files for a giant 3D-printed planter, a project that has truly pushed the boundaries of what’s possible with 3D printing. Standing at an impressive 70 cm (around 28 inches) tall and 35 cm (14 inches) wide at the top, this planter is a substantial piece, especially for a...
26.8.2024 22:22Printing a Giant PlanterIn reply to <a href="https://luckyresistor.me/applications/circle-pattern-generator/comment-page-1/#comment-9412">Gabriel Pogor</a>. Hi Gabriel, sorry for my late reply. This is a great idea! I will put that on my todo list for one of the next versions. Meanwhile, if you just like to create a similar effect, put one single large circle into your item list when you create a pattern. Afterwards, you can remove this circle from the pattern and use it as the centre of your design. Wish you a good day, LR
19.8.2024 10:54Comment on Pattern Generator by Lucky ResistorWould be a nice to have: donut or maybe 80% circle radius filled with pattern shapes
7.8.2024 20:42Comment on Pattern Generator by Gabriel PogorI’ve recently released a significant update to my storage boxes system. In this post, I’ll cover all the new additions and changes. Summary Thank You! Thank you all for your feedback and support! When I started designing the storage boxes, I never imagined how many people would eventually download and use them. What began as...
21.7.2024 16:49The 2024 Update of the Storage Boxes SystemIn reply to <a href="https://luckyresistor.me/applications/circle-pattern-generator/comment-page-1/#comment-9244">roy wirth</a>. Hi Roy! Yes, adding an option to include custom image files is a great idea. At the moment, I'm focusing on other features first. However, incorporating custom images by modifying the SVG is straightforward. Here’s a simple method: use a geometric shape (not a circle) as a placeholder for your image and export the SVG. When you open the file, you'll find a <code><defs></code> section with a <code><g></code> group for each shape used in the document. Replace the contents of this group with your image, which should have its center at (0,0) and dimensions from -1.0 to 1.0. This will allow your image to be used in the pattern instead of the geometric shape. Wish you a good day, LR
7.7.2024 09:15Comment on Pattern Generator by Lucky Resistori think it whould be super helpfull if you can add image files as custom shapes
7.7.2024 02:51Comment on Pattern Generator by roy wirth[…] is a case for the PowerBoost 1000C by Adafruit. This is a modified version of the case posted by Lucky Resistor. You can follow along with that guide if you need help with putting it […]
20.6.2024 22:54Comment on Adafruit PowerBoost 1000C Enclosure (LR2165) by Adafruit PowerBoost 1000C Case | 3d print ......errori ed esperienze,If you’ve explored the 3D models I share on Printables, you’ll know my penchant for designs that are as practical as they are creative. This year, I embarked on a journey to design a series of flower pot designs, which I’m thrilled to share with you in this piece. Update 2024-04-25: Added more design details....
24.3.2024 15:13Designing 3D-Printable PotsIn reply to <a href="https://luckyresistor.me/2021/04/25/bottle-opener-for-elderly-people-or-with-disabilities/comment-page-1/#comment-8591">Greg Biance</a>. Hi Greg, This is only the design for the opener that you have to print on a 3D printer. It is not sold in a shop. So if you know someone that owns a 3D printer, they can print it for you. Just give them the following URL, where everything is explained in more detail: <a href="https://www.printables.com/model/64681" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow ugc">https://www.printables.com/model/64681</a> Have a great day!
21.2.2024 17:01Comment on Bottle Opener for Elderly People or with Disabilities by Lucky ResistorIn recent days, I’ve made some noteworthy enhancements to my storage boxes system by uploading a bunch of additional 3D models. These latest additions target one specific area: missing divider layouts. My primary reason for this concentrated effort? Well, your feedback made it abundantly clear that the boxes with dividers were not just popular but...
17.10.2023 16:32New Additions to the Storage Box SystemThe latest release of the Pattern Generator software, version 2.0.4, introduces a multitude of exciting improvements and enhancements. From a completely revamped backend to a range of additional features and optimizations, this update aims to elevate the user experience and further expand the application’s capabilities. Let’s look into the details of each improvement: The New...
25.7.2023 17:06New Version 2 of the Pattern GeneratorIn this post, I write about wall profiles in 3D printing, and I will explain why they are essential to creating stable parts with minimal filament use. Also, I will show common mistakes that result in ugly prints and discuss this topic by designing a simple 3D-printed box. Preface I am no 3D printing expert,...
12.2.2023 22:23The Importance of Wall Profiles in 3D PrintingA while ago, I published the models for three different strengths of print-in-place hinges. If these are printed with PETG or ASA, they are incredibly strong and durable. This post explains why these objects print so well with challenging materials. Preface I am no 3D printing expert, and the topics I discuss here are nothing...
7.2.2023 21:49The Hinges and its Secrets for Perfect PETG PrintI got questions about a particular feature you find if some of my 3D models. In this short text, I will explain why I add it and why you should add features like this too. How the Features Look Like Please check out my latest modular lantern design if you want to see the technique...
4.2.2023 22:46Better Bridging with Slicer GuidesOne issue with fused filament fabrication is the weakness introduced into the parts at the layer boundaries. I had this simple idea of how especially straight sections of 3D prints could be improved on regular printers. Now I found time to test my idea. Linking Two Layers at the Perimeter The principle is simple. A...
2.2.2023 17:23Stronger 3D Printed Parts with Vertical Perimeter LinkingThe message you got does not make any sense. Can you decypher it with the following logic puzzle? The circuit was not optimised for functionality but to create a challenging puzzle and gorgeous artwork. If you need to know logic gate symbols’ meaning, look at this Wikipedia page. This puzzle features a gated D latch. If...
2.2.2023 11:08Logic Gates Puzzle 101⬆️
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