It looks like just a piece of sponge that's been cut in half. You put a few drops of oil to soften the sponge a bit.

If you're really careful, you can peel back the tape and sneak it out at night while everyone is asleep. Just make sure you don't print anything that takes 8 hours+ This sounds like me when I was a kid. My mom hide the Xmas gifts in her closet and I happened to find them. One of my gifts was a Texa...

I had a problem communicating with my printer a couple of times and I found that the power connection for the printer does not get fully pressed in, it will have problems. My printer would just sit there and not do anything when I tried to print.

Looks awesome, I wonder though if the height and center of gravity will have an effect on printing in general

This gives me ideas for next year when my boy is over 2 years old. Looks awesome

MikeThetiger wrote:

dklassen wrote:This one seems to be getting good reviews.

http://www.einscan.com/einscan-pro

I can't find the price

http://www.einscan.com/shop

Any time you change the bed, you need to re-level.

Well, I just sent my first quote to offer my 3d printing services. I tried my best to give them a reasonable quote but I also considered wear and tear and whatnot. Each set consist of 6 parts and if I were able to print it all at once it would take 26 hours build and they wanted me to quote 100 sets...

I love to test new stuff. Used to work in an R&D department working with plastics, mostly thermoforming Hips, PETg, APET rpet, teflon, polycarbonate, vinyl, ect...... But have not engineering experience. I do have electronics experience, making pcbs, soldering and designing boards.

Thanks for the quick replies. Yeah, definitely don't want to loose money, my wife would kill me, as she already thinks it's a money drain.