Nifty's Guessing Game 🏆 Winner announced

[Nifty-Chicken]

Looks like you have to babysit huh?

I could go for it... maybe start it an hour before bed to make sure the first part is fine. Usually if it is, your chances of failure are less.

... or just start it in the morning and go about my day

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

... or just start it in the morning and go about my day

... and check it every hour or two

 

[Kiki]

... and check it every hour or two

Could you print a little bator?

 

[MarkJr]

Could you print a little bator?

It’s amazing what can be printed.
I used to print truck parts to check for fitment issues before I wrote the CAM side to machine out of metal.

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

Could you print a little bator?

I misread, "print," as "pint," and then as, "punt."
"Could you punt a little bator?"

 

[Ursuline Chick]

I could go for it... maybe start it an hour before bed to make sure the first part is fine. Usually if it is, your chances of failure are less.

... or just start it in the morning and go about my day

Please do it tonight so we can find out if it works tomorrow. Great idea, would be fun to hear how it works.

 

[R2elk]

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Kiki is 5,188 posts behind the old man.

 

[BDutch]

Good luck with the printing machine Nifty.

Nice to know: New developments on printing e.g. for sustainable building constructions.



Printed elements from the water treatment plant
Omlab makes a bio-based paste out of residuals from the water purification (cellulose, kaumera and calcite). This paste can be used for 3D printing. Applications are still being investigated. The material is widely available and an application reduces the amount of waste. The bio paste captures CO2 during use.
Sources: https://www.biobasedbouwen.nl/paviljoen/ and https://theexplodedview.com/material/printed-building-elements-from-the-water-treatment-plant/

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

Could you print a little bator?

Like an incubator? Probably not with the PLA material I have that warps at higher temps.

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

It’s amazing what can be printed.

I get a LOT of things from www.Thingiverse.com

If I were brave, I'd try printing with ABS, Nylon, and flexible filaments to do some even cooler stuff... but I'm not at that level yet!