also

what are the printers you own?

i have a heeeeavily modified wanhao duplicator i3 and i have a kossel

would not recommend the kossel, i have yet to really get it dialed in, was fun to build but cartesian robot is just better

no effector tilt or anything, no ultra-precise measurements with calipers i can't afford required

trivial to add another extruder if you want and don't mind sacrificing some x axis for it

who bought ifive 4s tablet here

i remember someone got it

is it good?

this i3 looks solid

the main downside to the wanhao i3 is the melzi board it uses, you have to replace that if you wanna add a second extruder

but the frame is pretty fkn solid out of the box and if you want you can reinforce it with community-made mods until it makes $2000 pritners look flimsy and jiggly

replace the stock nozzle cooler

what's the board?

some custom thing?

micro swiss makes a replacement hotend for it that'll let you print nylon and polycarbonate and (do not do this without a permanganate air scrubber please) POM

it's a pretty common low-end board that basically just combines the arduino and stepper drivers onto one board

ramps?

it's like shitty ramps kinda yeah

it's the next thing i'm replacing

so it's even worse than ramps

it works fine if you only need the one extruder

also: they advertise 0.1mm layer height, this is false

i can print at 0.04mm reliably on it

the 0.1 is just to play it safe i guess

is the guy with the xiaomi pen here?

also i really wish i knew about huion actually beong good before i bought wacom

i haven't touched my wacom since i got this thing

>supported out of the box in linux no special drivers required >twice the levels of pressure sensitivity >twice the size still costs half as much

fuck wacom

can't you just hack in a spindle on your 3d printer and have a cnc mill

nah

cartesian 3d printers use belts to drive a very lightweight effector and bed back and forth along rails

which is fine when the only stresses you need to overcome are the momentum of a little bit of aluminum and air resistance

but on a router you're pushing a heavy motor around, with a spinny bit on the end cutting sideways through a fairly hard material, so belts will just slip

gotta heva lead screws on all axis for a mill or router

there's a guy working on an EDM head to fit on 3d printers, and that could work, but EDM isn't as versatile as just a really hard piece of tungsten carbide spinning really fast

better to spend the $500-$1000 on one of those 3040 routers

may even mess with spending more for the fourth and fifth axis and maybe even the lathe attachments for

Any /csg/ tips for headphones? >Budget
50e (1500Kč)
>Location
Czechia, https://sluchatka.heureka.cz/ (local price comparison site)
>Source
Behringer UM2 U-Phoria
>Type of headphone
full-sized
>Open or closed
Would prefer open heaphones, since I've enjoyed the shit out of them, but would take closed aswell.
>Comfort level
sound quality > comfort
>Sound signature
I'm bassy fag
>Past headphones
superlux hd681 evo - I was satisfied with them.

>50e (1500Kč)