It's pretty crazy what you can do nowadays with commercial printers. My neighbor down the road has a business printing costume props for cosplayers, and my brother and cousin in law both have printers and use them for making props and fun toys for their kids.
Have you thought about making a divider for keeping different crosses separated at hatching?
... You know, that's a fantastic idea! I didn't even know that would be a thing people might want, but I could have it hook into the turner mechanism and have slots for mesh or something. Hmmm... Going to think it through, but thanks for the idea!
Here's the one I made(by hand, with a pin gauge to copy curves) for my Incuview.
What kind of plastic are you using?
PLA; it's the most common type available and the one I'm most familiar with. It can't withstand high temperatures without deforming, but frankly if people expose their trays to the temperatures which would cause problems (i.e., greater than 100 C) they have much bigger problems on their hands than the tray warping XD
Polylactic acid....or polylactide is a thermoplastic polyester?
I like that it sits higher. I did use shelf liner. Perfect height IMO.
That’s freakin’ cool!
