Side by side
Bambu Lab P1S vs Tinkercad
Bambu Lab P1S
18 positive (72%) · 3 mixed (12%) · 4 negative (16%)
Trust + time weighted: +67%
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She actually told me to print my ass off with her P1S and dual AMS units. I’ve been having a blast going through her stockpile of 120 or so rolls.
it has been working along with my P1S to print up some holiday gifts.
I've not really had any issues with the P1S and has meant I can just 3D Model and print which is nice.
Yeah 3D Printer is P1S. Awesome to print stuff around the home.
Its a simple model, a custom cover for a Raspberri Pi case that I modified, printed on my P1S on a patterened smooth plate with Black/Red/Gold silk tri-color filament.
Tinkercad
11 positive (79%) · 1 mixed (7%) · 2 negative (14%)
Trust + time weighted: +66%
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For anyone wanting to mess around for free, without need for expensive software or any out of pocket risk financially, I HIGHLY recommend TinkerCAD. Browser-based, no downloads, auto saving, and a beautiful and intuitive UI/UX.
To create the 3D models, I recommend him to start with Tinkercad. It is accessible in the browser and free, and also don't need a particular powerful computer.
Tinkercad doesn't get much love here, but it's so freaking simple and learning to use little tricks like this one opens up a lot in what you do with your printer but doesn't require a ton of time learning modeling software ins and outs.
Most of the shapes were created in TinkerCAD with some use of Blender to curve the text, all assembly as such was done in Orca Slicer.
I still end up doodling in TinkerCAD like it’s MS Paint for 3D.