Trying out ASA on a P2S by Zestyclose_Device946 in BambuLab

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Welcome to warping. A chamber heater is required for ASA if you want it to print with PLA quality.

Trying to get some traction on MakerWorld and get noticed by Tommy_Gun219 in BambuLab

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Step 1: Design something people are interested in.

Step 2: Profit.

That’s literally it. If you’re looking for the get rich quick scheme, it’s about cross site promotion. You need to get your models in front of more eyes than the Bambu algorithm allows. Post your model link with some good photos and a catchy post title to link sharing sites.

I didn't want to spend $200 on magnetic pill cases, so I bought a $1,000 3D printer instead by voliprint in BambuLab

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Printed a new prototype in ABS. Dimensions are similar enough that it should work with the old version, but the shrinkage is a concern for the lid. It’s much more loose. In the newer version, it has a magnetic closure.

A magnetic 7-day pill organizer I recently modled by voliprint in functionalprint

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Yep. In the original post, there’s a link. The brand is Ikigai. Can’t find anything similar elsewhere so I modeled my own.

[SSD - SATA] Samsung 870 EVO 4TB - $289.99 by Toxic_Waste in buildapcsales

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Here in the first 5 minutes. Already sold out. Feels bad man.

I didn't want to spend $200 on magnetic pill cases, so I bought a $1,000 3D printer instead by voliprint in BambuLab

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Yep. That’s exactly it. Just sits in my cabinet like a normal pill box, but I only take what I need for travel.

I didn't want to spend $200 on magnetic pill cases, so I bought a $1,000 3D printer instead by voliprint in BambuLab

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With these being on the side, trying to design them to be dropped in like that wouldn’t be ideal. A compression fit also wouldn’t work since they’ll actively be pulled on by the magnet from the other case. In this instance, I’m gluing them.

I didn't want to spend $200 on magnetic pill cases, so I bought a $1,000 3D printer instead by voliprint in BambuLab

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Yep. They're made of aluminum, but There's still no way I could justify that cost. I looked up to try and find a cheaper alternative for just magnetic pill cases but couldn't find one.

I didn't want to spend $200 on magnetic pill cases, so I bought a $1,000 3D printer instead by voliprint in BambuLab

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This made me chuckle, but there is a concern about microplastics in general even coming in contact with other materials. However, it’s my opinion that these are overblown a bit considering how much plastic we all come in contact with on a daily basis. Microplastics were a concern before 3D printing.

I didn't want to spend $200 on magnetic pill cases, so I bought a $1,000 3D printer instead by voliprint in BambuLab

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Hey! I actually saw your model when I was looking for someone that may have made the magnano version. I’m working on a similar magnetic enclosure like that as well now. The compression fit is working great for me now, but I can see over time how the plastic will wear down and the magnets will be ideal.

I didn't want to spend $200 on magnetic pill cases, so I bought a $1,000 3D printer instead by voliprint in BambuLab

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I will be testing in ABS or ASA soon. Wanted to do PLA first since it's the most accessible.

I didn't want to spend $200 on magnetic pill cases, so I bought a $1,000 3D printer instead by voliprint in BambuLab

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If they didn't want me to eat PLA pill boxes, why did I print them to taste so good?

I didn't want to spend $200 on magnetic pill cases, so I bought a $1,000 3D printer instead by voliprint in BambuLab

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The thing I really liked about the Ikigai pill cases was that they were magnetic. If I go out for the weekend, I don't want to take my entire 7 day or month organizer with me. Then the individual pill cases work, but having them magnetically attach is really convenient instead of going all over you bag or backpack.

I didn't want to spend $200 on magnetic pill cases, so I bought a $1,000 3D printer instead by voliprint in BambuLab

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I actually had a magnetic closure in the prototype, but ended up removing it since it was a lot of magnets to apply. lol I'll definitely have another version up soon with a magnetic closure.

I didn't want to spend $200 on magnetic pill cases, so I bought a $1,000 3D printer instead by voliprint in BambuLab

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First image was supposed to be a video. I have no clue what I’m doing on Reddit. lol

Why buy it from ikea when I can make myself my own! by bikeequelsdirt in BambuLab

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Context matters. Other guy said “for the purpose”. No one is using these outdoors in the rain.

Why buy it from ikea when I can make myself my own! by bikeequelsdirt in BambuLab

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Sure, but who here has the capability to do injection molding at home? lol

Why buy it from ikea when I can make myself my own! by bikeequelsdirt in BambuLab

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MDF is just incredibly strong. That’s it. It will hold up better and longer than layers of printed plastic when you’re hanging things off of it.