Interesting. If they weren’t patent trolls before, they certainly are now!

I wonder if this is all that’s stopping this technique though? IANAL, but it sure seems like a slicer could release this and if stratasys tried to sue them, they might have a hard time given all these patent errors.

Still profitable you say? Sounds like a slap on the wrist is due here and we let the exploitation continue!

So many rules!

It’s not hard

There is a difference to adding some more wood to a fire and placing jet fuel onto a fire.

Watch out. Luxotica going to place a hit on you.

My mental health is hurting. Such deep sadness. Really struggling to find good in this world.

Recommend this. Have a similar setup and you can 3d print spools and order bearings for them. That being said my direct drive filament feeder on my prusa is quite strong. As long as you make smooth curves with your bowden tube it should be ok.

The toys held up under the abuse right? The toys?

How much has the buyer of the NFT made?

And of course this photo lacks any sort of scale reference

They look great. Couldn’t you have just done a filament switch for the stems though?

And every computer has a different level of fight left in it. You just have to hold until it finally stops kicking.

It’s a 3d printer glued to a roomba! If you want plastic pieces of crap all over your floors just have kids!

Love them since they piss off republicans with their gender identities.

I always break the ctrl key right off my keyboard when I get a new computer so I don’t accidentally do this.

Looks even better lit up like that!

Are we being denied a picture of it lighting up?!

Neat. What plastics lack in absorbancy, this might make up for by having wells where condensation could drain into. Could also prove a veritable mold farm I suppose. Might try this with tpu as mesh layer to reduce slipperiness.