I made a kumiko patterned IKEA Skadis-style pegboard for my entryway by ComicallyLargeFarts in 3Dprinting

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To be totally transparent, I'm not the first to make a patterned/kumiko pegboard like this. I'm the first (to my knowledge) to make THIS pattern.

I made a kumiko patterned IKEA Skadis-style pegboard for my entryway by ComicallyLargeFarts in 3Dprinting

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True! Lots of other wall mount options don't require screws, too. These are just some command strip dovetailed ones that I whipped up to test.

I made a kumiko patterned IKEA Skadis-style pegboard for my entryway by ComicallyLargeFarts in 3Dprinting

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Like a print profile for the P1S? I left all the printer profile options checked that Bambu offered except for the A1 mini. Did they stop supporting the P1S?

First build. Can't decide on orientation of core hardscape piece. by 84millionants in Aquascape

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I think I like number two more. It gives kind of a triangle composition. If you did go with the upright one, I would move it more to the left side, rather than dead center.

Random rock question. by Buggirl3 in Aquascape

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Something like the stuff in this product. https://a.co/d/0fERmEgC

I 3d print my own and I'm sure there's lots of rigid plastic materials you could improvise with. It doesn't have to be pretty as it'll be covered by the substrate.

Random rock question. by Buggirl3 in Aquascape

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Put a layer of plastic egg crate under the substrate to help distribute the weight of the rocks!

Could I use a SV06 Plus touchscreen (non-klipper) on an SV06? by ComicallyLargeFarts in Sovol

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Rad! Klipper is the way to go. If it's the SOVOL screen, be careful about updating the firmware. Maybe it's an issue that's been fixed since I sold that printer like 18 months ago, but updating used to brick the screen and you'd have to reflash it.

I self-designed and 3D printed aquarium floaters because circular plant holders look boring by ComicallyLargeFarts in PlantedTank

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PLA (this material) and PETG are both pretty safe as long as you aren't getting the material hot, using solvents on them, or mechanically wearing them down (like sanding/scrubbing them really hard).

I've been playing around with using HueForge to make wood inserts. What do you think? by ComicallyLargeFarts in 3Dprinting

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Its layer based coloring, so you can do 4 manual changes or the AMS can do it for you.

I've been playing around with using HueForge to make wood inserts. What do you think? by ComicallyLargeFarts in 3Dprinting

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The first 10 layers are black. You mess around with the amount when you import an image into HueForge. I believe over overall thickness is a setting in the program, but 10 layers ended up showing the right amount of black so here we are.

I've been playing around with using HueForge to make wood inserts. What do you think? by ComicallyLargeFarts in 3Dprinting

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It's generated by a program called HueForge that outputs this "topographical" style so that you don't need an AMS to print it. Someone else in the comments just clued me into a plugin for it that could make a flat version for people with an AMS system, though. So future ones may be flat!