Do you have a photo of your light layout. Was just notified my lights are in the country, so should be there when I head home next week. looking for inspiration
Good cheap alternative for PETG. PVC plumbing glue. As strong as, just doesn’t set real quick. I have had issues with PETG and ASA with CA. Yeah wife likes the simpleness of the tune to sign..I want the MC sign to be part of the show. Still debating
I have a backing boards ready to go, just haven't attached it yet. I work fifo so no more will be done until next week. If you have any boosts available, please give Lars one
Did you PETG, ASA or ABS, What did you glue it with??
Have not installed the LEDs yet, waiting on delivery. I will be setting this one up as individual letters. However the tune to sign is going to be a string as it shall be fairly static during the show.
Alright, the Merry Christmas sign is off the printer and looking great! Just a few LEDs to pop in and it'll be ready to spread some holiday cheer. Huge thanks to Lars Melzer at Makerworld (https://makerworld.com/en/@lars.melzer) for the awesome design!
I'm also excited to announce that my next...
THis is a link to my Makerworld Christmas collection, this includes the minitree and the star from this post What does $100 print...?, as well as other ideas I haven't fully investigated. The next project i am working on is the LED Lamp "Merry Christmas" model. just waiting on my translucent...
PETG, ABS or ASA is your go to. PETG is simple, don't need an enclosure or air filtration. Also prints like PLA,,
Try Siddament, I switched to them last year from ESun and Elegoo and love the stuff. $16.95 a roll. Aussie supplier. great range of colours and material type.
So this is what $120(dollarydos) worth of PETG gets 8 canes, 1 star, 4 trees and 400 seed to 12mm adapters. If you haven’t switched I wholly recommend Siddament filaments
I want to give a big shout out to Alan for all the last minute support he has provided me. I left it to last minute to get back into this hobby and he has supplied with extreme promptness. Only hiccup was actually Australia Post delivering to the wrong address and then failing to notify or...