Just getting caught up.... again. On your 3D printers, do you know if they came with hi-temp filament tubes? I ask because before I bought my 3D print...

I am just getting caught up on this thread, and enjoying it! I have a Creality 10S Pro, and went through a similar learning curve. I will say that the...

Did you get your 3D printer? Tell us about it!

@pugwash Upon further review, and reading up on similar posts in the Arduino forums, I believe that the Adafruit I2C is not compatible with the NewLi...

Thanks for all the replies, I have been grinding on all of this for a few hours, and still cannot get my Adafruit 1602/I2C backpack to work with any o...

Thanks for the reply, here are more details. I assemble the 1602 and the backpack following the tutorial from Adafruit. I load the following sketch an...

I am new to the forums and poking around to get familiar with the content and layout here when I found this topic. Out of curiosity, wouldn't this be ...

@pakabol That first layer is everything, and it takes time, practice, and a lot of filament to dial it in. I mentioned I use a Wham Bam, but it defini...

@pakabol I think we are in the same space! I consider myself pretty decent at understanding and building the tech stuff but writing code just doesn't ...

@pakabol Awesome! Which 3D printer did you order? I think the biggest take away for me with my 3D printer is that you will always be tinkering with it...

@etinkerer On some of the larger prints it was downright dangerous trying to pry off the print with the knife tool. I was nervous my kid would bury th...

@etinkerer We have a Creality 10S Pro. We modified it a tad and it works great. Here is what we changed: Installed the firmware from Tiny Machines, mu...