Hi,
One of my geeky interests is 3d printing (and DIY CNCs), a NZ based / focused forum would be nice to have?
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If we had a separate sub-forum for every "geeky interest", you'd never find your way around!
Surely the gadgets sub-forum would do the job nicely?
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It is kinda chicken-egg. I'd like a 3D-printer forum, but there just doesn't seem to be any demand. OTOH, I didn't know that @gzcwnk (or anyone else here) was into 3D printing.
In case anyone cares, I have a couple of printers (Delta and PrintrBot Simple Makers), and go through a few reels of PLA each year. A reasonable proportion of that goes straight from the printer to the bin, a (not unexpected) consequence of buying the cheapest Delta I could find. OTOH, I have quite a few cool odds and ends I couldn't have got any other way. And made one or two useful items.
I also dabble a bit with designing objects to print.
Stu:
If we had a separate sub-forum for every "geeky interest", you'd never find your way around!
Surely the gadgets sub-forum would do the job nicely?
See, interesting you say that, because my instinct would have been the DIY forum.
If there is anyone in Wellington (southern suburbs ideally) with a 3D printer, I have a very small job that I would like to commission (when I have something more substantial, I hope to be able to convince Mrs MDF to let me buy one). Happy to pay for materials + beer money.
A 2.4 x 1.2 m (full ply sheets) home built CNC router is on my bucket list.
mdf:
See, interesting you say that, because my instinct would have been the DIY forum.
If there is anyone in Wellington (southern suburbs ideally) with a 3D printer, I have a very small job that I would like to commission (when I have something more substantial, I hope to be able to convince Mrs MDF to let me buy one). Happy to pay for materials + beer money.
A 2.4 x 1.2 m (full ply sheets) home built CNC router is on my bucket list.
I guess it depends on what you're doing with it! ;-)
Keep calm, and carry on posting.
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