This is very useful info. I have heard good things about Prusa on the Ham Radio Workbench podcast. Agreed that “you know where” is best avoided. Thank you.
In Australia, we say " Built like a Brick Outhouse" to emphazise sturdiness and reliability. After much reviewing over the Net, I will be getting a Prusa Mk4 and Enclosure for Model Railway Work ( 1:48 scale).
Welcome to the 3D printing community! I started restoring old radios in early 2017 and started 3D printing about 3 months later. Nearly every radio I've restored has benefited from my Prusa Mk2S or my Prusa Mini. Most have parts I designed and printed (I use Autodesk Fusion). For some I just made a jig or speaker cover. Printed Solid handles Prusa printers here in the US. They also carry my favorite filament - Jessie PLA. $19.99/kg and prints great!
Thank you sir, you should visit their website. They have over 100 of these units running 24/7 producing parts for machines they sell as well as other High Dollar units making parts also. They only use injection molding on legacy parts. Amazing factory.
This is very useful info. I have heard good things about Prusa on the Ham Radio Workbench podcast. Agreed that “you know where” is best avoided. Thank you.
In Australia, we say " Built like a Brick Outhouse" to emphazise sturdiness and reliability.
After much reviewing over the Net, I will be getting a Prusa Mk4 and Enclosure for Model Railway Work ( 1:48 scale).
@@astridvallati4762 I always thought the Aussies said built like a brick dunny. 😀
@@theradiomechanic9625 The Aussies use a much more Descriptive term " Brick S***House"
My post is more polite.
@@astridvallati4762 looks like we have a lot in common, same phrase we use here 😀
I use fusion 360 as a educator I get to use it and in the classroom we have flash forge !
Welcome to the 3D printing community! I started restoring old radios in early 2017 and started 3D printing about 3 months later. Nearly every radio I've restored has benefited from my Prusa Mk2S or my Prusa Mini. Most have parts I designed and printed (I use Autodesk Fusion). For some I just made a jig or speaker cover. Printed Solid handles Prusa printers here in the US. They also carry my favorite filament - Jessie PLA. $19.99/kg and prints great!
Thanks for the printed solids information.
What's a nice printer Vern. I'll have to stick to my Ender, it's hard to justify the cost. It looks like a great print result looking at your samples
Hi David, Thanks for stopping by. I am shopping for a new camer (my old one is getting long in the tooth) what are your thoughts on yours.
@@theradiomechanic9625 Hi Vern, I just use web cams and record to a PC, nothing technical so not much help.
Amazing review, aerospace engineer here
Sold my X1C to get a Mk4
Thank you sir, you should visit their website. They have over 100 of these units running 24/7 producing parts for machines they sell as well as other High Dollar units making parts also. They only use injection molding on legacy parts. Amazing factory.
Nice looking 3D unit. Were you able to transfer the data from the good USB Flash Drive, to the corrupt one so you'll have a backup?
Love the thing, too bad I can't spell quick. I had to go back and edit the title. Old Age.
@@theradiomechanic9625 - Hey, we all do it!
They're sending me a new flash drive. I was lazy and didn't back it up originally.
I was lazy and didn't back it up. They're sending me another one with all the information. For sure this one's going to get backed up.