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Actually,5 years ago, I was using “Astroprint” on my printers and it was already pretty darn close to this

This product is basically an octoprint server with an integrated web-slicer, and online services it communicates with
They provide a custom app that lets you see your printer, and also browse popular 3d models websites, with an extra button to directly send the model to your printer

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With integrated quick-slicing profiles, you could slice and print your model in a single click

Pretty awesome product, I never understood why it didn’t catch on

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Regrettably, it only supports 0.4mm nozzles. My 0.6mm nozzle on the MMU is not supported, hence I can’t use it… -_-

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If you like clockwork type stuff. I can fully recommend these two channels. Both of them are doing some amazingly small and detailed work.

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I have printed a few clickspring models. They are nearly magical.

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Are we talking the same Clickspring here? Chris doesn’t strike me as a model kind of guy as he’s making tools to piece together the world’s first clock! He really is a “must follow!”

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Eslcam can do fancy halfpipes now:

@christian-knuell Ich bin immer wieder beeindruckt von deinen Ideen. :slight_smile:

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Hmm. You’re right. Who is the guy that designs stls for neat interlocking boxes and sells them or gives them out on patreon?

ETA: Clockspring3D! So close.

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Could you be thinking of clockspring?

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Watching someone build it is as close as I’m ever going to get when you check out the price. Cool thing though ridiculously complicated and ultimately pointless.

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“Ultimately pointless”

Isn’t everything, eventually?

But that’s one of the coolest things I’ve seen in my entire life.

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Pretty fascinating mix of traditional design/techniques , and modern technologies with a Shaper Origin and some Laser cut marquetry

@Tokoloshe I think you will love this :slight_smile:

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It’s laser cut veneer, anyone here could do it. :expressionless_face: Like, really.

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Anyone can try, not sure anyone can get a descent result

Plus I think it’s not really about the veneer alone, it’s about the design choices that make a whole piece of furniture

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Some interesting ideas, I like the way he does heated inserts for example.

I’m really tempted now to make a jigsaw piece spoil board- swap out bits as they get too tatty!

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I can’t believe how many damn router lift videos I’ve watched from that guy, what the heck.

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If I was that dude’s neighbor I’d be pissed!! Looks like he’s in an apartment. :rofl:

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Yeah but ussa does some nice designs!!!

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Been a while since I had a NEAT post so here is one!!! GridFinity circuits that you build!!!

This is neat! Just my opinion!

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What the hell?!!!

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I’ve known CNC saws exist (higher material removal rate) but that one looks interesting…