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Where do you stand with 3D printing?

  • I am interested in a 3D printing/reefing forum

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  • I own a 3D printer and will print parts for people (free or fee)

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Something I'm curious about I know it would end up costing a pretty penny but design of a rough and relatively porous block to house back think reef safe plastic 3d printed marine pure blocks just a random thought

its easy. pick any shape that works for you and then print with no walls. increase or decrease your infill size and shape to your liking. i have a few for Pods in addition to the pod hotels that i printed. ABS or PETG preferably. i just picked up another ender 3 pro for 175.
 
its easy. pick any shape that works for you and then print with no walls. increase or decrease your infill size and shape to your liking. i have a few for Pods in addition to the pod hotels that i printed. ABS or PETG preferably. i just picked up another ender 3 pro for 175.

Thanks, @mrjoev do you have an STL or a design file you can share? I'm curious what you have for pod hotels, and I would like to compare it to live rock rubble...
 
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Thanks, @mrjoev do you have an STL or a design file you can share? I'm curious what you have for pod hotels, and I would like to compare it to live rock rubble...
i didn't save it. just follow the instructions. and use the " print with no walls" settings in Cura. any shape works, cube, rectangle, pyramid, etc
 

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