Message from @DarthRichta
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@Deadbeat Radio morning dove
Took residence behind my office
bouta smack yall for that tagging shit again
all I hear is *ding ding ding* Im just tryna roll dice
FUCK YOU I WANNA THROW MY HAMMER
Lol
That's why I mute every chat...ever
Time to upgrade my shorts
Working through lunch today
King
That moment when you're welding some steel plate to [CENSORED] and you pop a random boner for no reason at all
Lol
Not me
My lunch time is sacred
@насильственное убийство
I always get a boner when welding
@jaguarknight tig, mig or??
Alligator clamp and the stick boy
That's all I know lol
Me when I'm waiting on my food
@Foxhounddepends on your budget really... If you are doing armor and such you want the biggest bed possible. Tevo tornado and creality cr 10 are good cheaper options. You will have to tune and modify almost all the printers in the budget range to get high quality results. You need to have some computer skills, some electronics skills, and be ok with steep learning curves. There are a lot of aspects to 3d printing that all have to come together for good prints. If you want to print hugh strength materials on cheap printers you will have to upgrade the hot end to an all metal hotend.
Blyat
Probably would be cheaper to just buy it tbh
Yes, going from total noob to cosplay armor suits for the average person will take 4 month to a year on printers under 2k$
If you can drop 2500$ then it starts to become more of a care free process.
If not youll be chasing quality that will come and go depending on exactly what you are printing and how worn parts are getting on the machine.
OOF
ECO gang Ramrod
Highkey would rather establish ties with a printer and work with them
@/K/aptainBlastin could you 3D print @Mjolnir Spartan some hair?
Haha
Based and child soldier pilled
Yo I got scammed
rip
That upper