How to use your 3D printer to lift a CNC machine 

Spectacular-Snaget! Gotta love the random names that Tinkercad assigns your new designs. A little surprised you didn't make these out of some plastic that you milled on your CNC. White plastic cutting boards make good materials for things like this.

Nice video! I love my Bambu printer Great adition to my shop.

Yepper had the same issue and used blocks of wood .... no more issues love the video's you put out

I think I'm going to make mine out of starboard. But I agree, when I set mine up they looked like they were dragging on my table.

Just stumbles across this - and gone know why I've not seen your videos before. *SUBSCRIBE* Why? Clearly, the work is skilled, others have skills, too. BUT - • Narration is great You keep a good pace Not at all monotonous Really good vocal variety Really good pace variety Instructive info sprinkled with observational -and typed - humor (clearly it's who you are and not forced, and it's great) • Good selection and use of general vs detail information Too much detail makes followers change channels, especially if they are already knowledgeable, but to little goes over the heads of those less skilled. Can't wait to watch more (Sorry about all the detail - i was suddenly overcome with memories of evaluations at Toastmasters meetings! 🤣🤣 AND this was a good albeit basic video.)

Very interesting. I am looking at getting a onefinity. Are you able to provide the stl for this spacer you made?

Mine is on 1" aluminum stilts.

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Well now, is this a design flaw in the onefinity?