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     47 posted 5d ago by [34]Jason Kottke  ·  gift link
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     49 Gina Trapani: [35]The joy of making stuff with a 3D printer. I’ve always been a
     50 little 3D printer-curious and this looks like a good resource to start with.
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     55 The joy of making stuff with a 3D printer | Note to Self · notetoself.studio
     56 I’ve always been curious about 3D printers, so last fall when there was a Black
     57 Friday deal on a great model, I picked one up. I wondered if it would be...
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     72 Michael Goard 5d ago
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     74 One tip for overcoming the activation barrier: as someone who likes 3D printing
     75 original designs but is too impatient to deal with the CAD program learning
     76 curve, I've found LLMs are surprisingly good at turning graph paper drawings
     77 into STL files.
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     79 One tip for overcoming the activation barrier: as someone who likes 3D printing
     80 original designs but is too impatient to deal with the CAD program learning
     81 curve, I've found LLMs are surprisingly good at turning graph paper drawings
     82 into STL files.
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     86 Zarko 4d ago
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     88 Fun! I have a very similar experience. Also bought a P1S with AMS last year,
     89 and use the 3D printer as a problem solver for a bunch of things I never even
     90 thought of. Makerworld is full of great designs done by a lot of smart and nice
     91 people. 
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     93 Fun! I have a very similar experience. Also bought a P1S with AMS last year,
     94 and use the 3D printer as a problem solver for a bunch of things I never even
     95 thought of. Makerworld is full of great designs done by a lot of smart and nice
     96 people. 
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    100 Evan J 4d ago
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    102 Custom drawer organizers! This may just do it for me. The other day I was
    103 trying to find a simple mounting bracket for a motorcycle handlebar. I couldn't
    104 find what I needed until I stumbled on a website with downloadable plans for 3D
    105 printers. Brackets aplenty! This one-off stuff is just perfect for a 3D
    106 printer, and the fact that plans can be shared for use is awesome. 
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    108 Custom drawer organizers! This may just do it for me. The other day I was
    109 trying to find a simple mounting bracket for a motorcycle handlebar. I couldn't
    110 find what I needed until I stumbled on a website with downloadable plans for 3D
    111 printers. Brackets aplenty! This one-off stuff is just perfect for a 3D
    112 printer, and the fact that plans can be shared for use is awesome. 
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    116 Gez Danby 3d ago
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    118 Really enjoyed following the myriad of links related to this website and
    119 associated "rabbit holes" of creativity. 
    120 
    121 Really enjoyed following the myriad of links related to this website and
    122 associated "rabbit holes" of creativity. 
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    126 schmod 1d ago
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    128 I will say that the current generation of "good" consumer 3D printers have
    129 graduated to being boring appliances, rather than a contraption that becomes a
    130 hobby in and of itself.
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    132 In some cases, I totally empathize that this is a bit of a loss.  Working on
    133 earlier 3d printers probably kindled something akin to the excitement of
    134 working on an old car, and hearing it roar to life! 
    135 
    136 I'm glad people are still building their own weird printers, but... I haven't
    137 been bitten by that particular bug.
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    139 In my case, I'm pretty glad I waited until entering the world of 3D printing
    140 until I did (6 months ago).  It's unlocked a lot of DIY and hobby stuff without
    141 becoming a major distraction in and of itself.  (Okay, so... the CAD part is an
    142 unavoidable distraction, but the printer itself basically "Just Works," and I
    143 like that about it)
    144 
    145 I will say that the current generation of "good" consumer 3D printers have
    146 graduated to being boring appliances, rather than a contraption that becomes a
    147 hobby in and of itself.
    148 
    149 In some cases, I totally empathize that this is a bit of a loss.  Working on
    150 earlier 3d printers probably kindled something akin to the excitement of
    151 working on an old car, and hearing it roar to life! 
    152 
    153 I'm glad people are still building their own weird printers, but... I haven't
    154 been bitten by that particular bug.
    155 
    156 In my case, I'm pretty glad I waited until entering the world of 3D printing
    157 until I did (6 months ago).  It's unlocked a lot of DIY and hobby stuff without
    158 becoming a major distraction in and of itself.  (Okay, so... the CAD part is an
    159 unavoidable distraction, but the printer itself basically "Just Works," and I
    160 like that about it)
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