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I believe you are being given alternatives to printed fins. My preference, in order of transparency: 1. Cut clear polycarbonate sheet. 2. 3D printed with clear filament. 3. Traditional construction, painted a neutral grey color. Haze grey and underway!

Bambu Lab will continue to shake up the hobby printer market. I have a limited budget, so I'll be tinkering with hardware for the foreseeable future. Good luck with your new adventures in 3d printing.

You have inspired me to get to a teardown/diagnostic of a printer with an electronic issue. Possible faulty power switch, which is a known issue for the FLSUN printers.

I've always used Gingher 7" scissors and their [4" embroidery scissors] 5" craft scissors for tight cuts. Fiskars makes good scissors as well. Gingher Dressmaker's Fabric Scissors with Protective Sheath - 7" Stainless Steel Shears - Sharp Knife Edge Fabric Scissors - Silver...

I agree with @OzHybrid Here's a summary of the 3D printing workflow. See link below. You'll end up learning a lot about your slicer app of choice. https://all3dp.com/2/3d-printing-for-beginners-all-you-need-to-know-to-get-started/

Yeah, something weird is happening to TRF links. Links to external websites seem to work fine. One more time... Find Post in this TRF thread (old-fashioned search): Forums > Rocketry General Discussion Forum > High Power Rocketry (HPR) > Loc LaserLoc 163, Mach 1 on Level 1 motors (with...

This post? Post in thread 'Loc LaserLoc 163, Mach 1 on Level 1 motors (with modifications)' https://www.rocketryforum.com/threads/loc-laserloc-163-******-on-level-1-motors-with-modifications.159420/post-1998989 Test URL Code Edit: I couldn't post a good link as well. Weird...

Thank you for your efforts. I'll be testing this design. And same for @thzero to publish development of a modular rocket. Thank you.

Bambu Lab seems to be shaking up the market. I'd look here if I were changing printers.

General comments. (I don't own a CR-10) Do not overtighten the screw retaining the thermistor, snug is fine. Overtightening can damage the thermistor. Ambient temperature has a significant effect on print quality. Are you up north? My room temperature is a cool 70°F in Florida and I notice...

Same for my order. Go USPS!

Here's a good test.

This looks like an affordable food dehydrator. With shipping its a bit cheaper than models listed at Amazon. I may stick with Amazon Prime for their return policy and no cost return shipping.

Thank you. I'd consider the cheaper version. It appears to be rated and approved. "Standards: Compliant with GA 602-2013, RoHS, CE and NPS standards" It's interesting they copied the AFG graphics. In the case of protecting my home, I may select the USA manufacturer, with UL application pending.

Good morning. I've been lurking here for awhile. Started 3D printing in August. I'm considering this fire extinguisher for protection while I'm away from home. Any thoughts? AFG FIREBALL MINI-Fire Extinguisher Ball, Red | Automatic Fire Extinguisher Ball with Hanging Loop and Glow-in-the-Dark...

Here's an appropriate test print. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:580192

Should David be cautious around the dead chickens?

Quarantine seems to be working in Hong Kong. COVID-19 cases were down, then spiked after they relaxed restrictions.

Chuck, is that a straight line (curve) to an October peak, or a lull, then resurgence? I'm concerned the infection come in cyclical waves. Lots of theories out there. We're living though the data points. Thank you for your service to our country.

Why is COVID-19 sometimes described as a disease? Isn't it a virus which may cause pneumonia? What's the difference between a disease and an illness? (Questions from a finance geek.)