3D Printing Nerd

The popular Baby Groot 3d printable model was free, then free access was removed as it was going to be behind a pay wall. Is that right? Let’s talk about it.

Baby Groot! 3d printing two different Baby Groot models from two different sources. Using Hatchbox Wood PLA filament and the Raise3D N2+ 3D printer and filming with a GoPro for timelapse footage!

Drinking The Bucket! https://youtu.be/CjmDJZwa190

Angus from Maker’s Muse created a Top 3 Useful 3D Prints video, and that got me thinking about what I have printed that is practical and useful. So, here is my Top 5 Useful / Practical 3D Prints!

Winner winner chicken dinner! I announce the winner of the 3D Printing Nerd branded OpenRC F1 RC car shell! All the winner needs to do is add motors and electronics!

I saw a lot of people get their very first 3d printer this Christmas. I remember getting mine two years ago, and I could have used a list like this. If you just got a 3d printer, this is a good list. If you’ve been printing for a while, this is remedial, but has some good points you shouldn’t forget.

I printed the holiday torture cube from Makers Muse on the Form 2 SLA printer. Now, it’s time to clean up the supports. I thought you might like to see that.

The Ultimaker 3 has two extruders, so you’re able to do cool things like use PVA supports, and 3d print models designed with dual extrusion in mind. In this video, I talk about dual extrusion and taking advantage of the properties of the individual materials.