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What’s the name of the software that you’re using?
This is the bambu lab slicer, but all slicers have the function (that are based on prusa slicer)
@Hoocho thank you
@Hoocho one more question, please. Does it only work on Bamboo Labs hardware or would it also work on different hardware?
I don’t have a 3D printer yet, but I would like to play around with the software first and learn how to use it before I make the financial commitment on a printer. Since I do not know what printer I would get yet, I would like to think that I would not have to relearn a different software if I did not get Bamboo.
@cs7717it works with any printer.
Most of the slicers are identical.
So if you use Bambu, you can use any.
Bambu lab printers are the only printers I would recommend for a beginner, or anyone really. 👌🏻
@Hoocho thank you again. I really appreciate your insight.
Cool idea but why leach plastic into your soil — just make it hang on the side or used mixed printing with an existing metal product for sample they make little metal card holders and use 3d print instead of card stock or whatever
It’s PETG.
Also, the seedling trays are printed…
Some of the fruit tree guys write on a section of pvc pipe and put it around the trunk. I think this embossed writing would look a lot better instead of sharpie on pvc pipe.
You can also do a filament swap at layer height on a single colour printer.
(Tomatoes – not tomatos)
TomAtos Tomatoes
@Hoochohow did your wasabi turn out?
We have plenty of shade here in the UK, and was considering giving it a go but I couldn’t see an update?