Rick,

If the PTFE version will safely do 275C or thereabouts I'll take that if you need beta testers for the PTFE version.

To whoever has been ill...get well soon

Thanks for the update Rick!

I haven't done a lot with Ninjaflex, but I did find that I couldn't run it through the clear plastic guide tube without problems. There was too much friction. So I rigged up a makeshift support using a cardboard tube, much less friction, and ran it right to the extruder, not through the guide tube. ...

That is too cool Nice solution!

I'm not sure about the availability right now. I bought one after using the stock USB interface for a few months. I wouldn't call it a must-have. But It's nice being able to control the print right at the printer without having to be tethered to a PC or laptop. Very convenient. You also have access ...

Dale's list is pretty comprehensive. The only other things that come to mind that I use often are calipers and small needle nosed pliers (good for removing supports in tight places). For filament I use mostly PLA, if it's going to stay indoors and not be physically stressed, or PET+. I did some repl...

i dont know if it looks cool or a bit creepy lol. the stone effect is pretty cool. to make it look more like a sculpture. i dont think i my wife would like it looking at her.....hmmm on second thought maybe ill print one hehe 8-) I got the same reaction to a black PLA print I did with this same lif...

That's a gorgeous finish, Jim!

I've got three spools of Polymakr filament from a Kickstarter campaign coming soon...hopefully...including flexible. The Zen filament is tempting too. Seems like there has been an explosion of different FFF filament types and manufacturers over the last 6 months or so.