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It’s been a minute since we’ve posted! Over the last year a lot has happened. Jonathan, our founder and CEO, graduated high school and is finishing his first semester at Georgia Tech. Matthew, our grunt and Jonathan’s dad, has been installing new accounting and website software at work, moving the “day job” corporate office from
Since we’ve had the Raise3D N2 3D Printer, we’ve never done a “Max Build Volume” print. The N2 is a 12″ x 12″ x 12″ print area, which allows for some pretty nifty ideas to come to life. We have been on a “Vase Mode” kick, printing objects with only 1 shell or outer perimeter, and thought
It’s been a while since we shared some of our 3D Prints on the blog! We’re BACK! We bought a bunch of MakerGeeks Maker PLA. Their filament comes in some amazing colors! We have found that it prints best with little to no retraction, so that means printing bowls, vases, and other “Vase Mode” objects!
As we prepare to toast friends and family to a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year, we ready our fun and funky 3D Printed Glasses! This year, we printed with Proto-Pasta GlitterFlake filament. This HTPLA printed really nicely. It was a sample that came in our monthly subscription box from MakerBox! We have some other samples
If you’re a maker… its in your DNA. This is a Double Helix model we made for a friends wife who is a biology teacher! This model was created by Thingiverse user ingstefano and can be found here! Print Settings Printer: Raise3D N1 Material: Crystal Pink Infill: 15% Speed: 55mm/s Raft: Brim only Support: Everywhere Bed
These thumbscrews are perfect for easy removal of the antenna on both your transmitter and receiver. We made these SMA Mutters for Rob M. and were created by Thingiverse user Merlin1031 and can be found here. Print Settings Printer: Raise3D N1 Material: Crystal Forest Green Infill: 15% Speed: 55mm/s Raft: Brim only Bed Temp: 65 Extruder Temp:
These Batarangs were designed by Thingiverse user ThatTTUGuy, which can be found by clicking here. These Batarangs were printed on our Raise3D N1 Dual Extruder. Here are the settings we used! Infill: 20% Layer Height: .2 mm Shells: 3 Speed: 55 mm/s Print Temperature: 225°C Heated Bed Temperature: 55°C
[huge_it_video_player id=”5″] This is a Yoda Buddha we made just for fun! The design was created by Thingiverse user Tamraz – http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1092181 Print Settings Printer: Raise3D N1 Material: Raise3D Premium Red Filament Infill: 15% Layer Height: .2 Speed: 60mm/s Temp: 210° C (PLA) Bed Temp: 65° C
[huge_it_video_player id=”4″] This is a mount we made to organize the tools on the side of our Raise3D N1. The mounts are able to hold a wire cutter, a needle nose plier, a tweezer, a print remover, and a 0.2mm feeler gauge. Print Settings Printer: Raise3D N1 Material: Raise3D Premium Red Filament Infill: 15% Layer