Everything 3D Printing

[Rink123]

Hello everyone,

I just got got a 3D printer, Bambu X2D if anyone is curious. After searching through here and Bambu’s forum there are so many accessories, storage options, attachments, gadgets, the list goes on, for researching peptides and adjacent activities.

Thought I would start this thread as a source for anybody looking for prints that may be useful or fun. And to share what y’all have printed for yourselves. To name a few of what I would love to see: vial freezer storage cases or inserts, pen cases, organization, pen jacket, convenience gadgets.

Plan on sharing links to prints as I print them so I can comment after actually seeing it irl.

 

[mongchopz]

It would be great to understand the actual cost to you per item as well , the mark up in the peak inserts seems crazy but could be wrong

 

[Rickcaps]

Hello everyone,

I just got got a 3D printer, Bambu X2D if anyone is curious. After searching through here and Bambu’s forum there are so many accessories, storage options, attachments, gadgets, the list goes on, for researching peptides and adjacent activities.

Thought I would start this thread as a source for anybody looking for prints that may be useful or fun. And to share what y’all have printed for yourselves. To name a few of what I would love to see: vial freezer storage cases or inserts, pen cases, organization, pen jacket, convenience gadgets.

Plan on sharing links to prints as I print them so I can comment after actually seeing it irl.

Great initiative bro. I've been holding myself back for sometime in the fear that I would go crazy printing almost everything in the house. Just a word of friendly advice, keep the printer in the garage as the fumes are toxic ( based on research and several friends who own them). Also, that community is big you'll find loads of designs there. Good luck printing!

 

[V6R3W]

Great initiative bro. I've been holding myself back for sometime in the fear that I would go crazy printing almost everything in the house. Just a word of friendly advice, keep the printer in the garage as the fumes are toxic ( based on research and several friends who own them). Also, that community is big you'll find loads of designs there. Good luck printing!

Fume toxicity is very dependent on the material you print. Many of them are fine, but it is something to be aware of

 

[BNLFL]

I had looked at them a while back and am still curious and toying with the idea. Might be a great hobby for retired guy, me. Was that around $900, and did you get direct from them?

 

[GrandmaJ]

I have no idea how to 3d print but this arrived from Etsy yesterday from a seller who does and for the first time I don't have bent needles and my arthritic hands can hold and pull the right amount easily. It was a game changer this morning with my daily injections.

 

[woundcarping]

I bought an X1C a couple years ago… it’s a novelty, but a handy one.

It would be great to understand the actual cost to you per item as well , the mark up in the peak inserts seems crazy but could be wrong

Prints are cheap, the design and execution are where the value is.

 

[Sloth1]

I have no idea how to 3d print but this arrived from Etsy yesterday from a seller who does and for the first time I don't have bent needles and my arthritic hands can hold and pull the right amount easily. It was a game changer this morning with my daily injections.

Pretty neat, gonna print this one next

 

[Pocket]

I have a bunch of 3d printers and actually teach it for a living. I have been printing out all kinds of holder and containers for my peptides and supplies so far. Get on makerworld and look for a user named Ziah. These are his designs that I printed. I just added the text to the one box.

 

[V6R3W]

I have a bunch of 3d printers and actually teach it for a living. I have been printing out all kinds of holder and containers for my peptides and supplies so far. Get on makerworld and look for a user named Ziah. These are his designs that I printed. I just added the text to the one box.

I assume you are teaching a combination CAD/additive manufacturing course? I wouldn't think there would be enough content in 3d printing alone?

 

[Rink123]

I had looked at them a while back and am still curious and toying with the idea. Might be a great hobby for retired guy, me. Was that around $900, and did you get direct from them?

Yeah got direct from them but I got a decent amount of attachments and filament, so total was $1,500 after tax & shipping.

 

[Rink123]

Might have to fling this in another topic chain, but how are people storing larger vials 5 & 10ml? Still using hydrapeak food jars or just non-insulated storage cases?

 

[BNLFL]

Might have to fling this in another topic chain, but how are people storing larger vials 5 & 10ml? Still using hydrapeak food jars or just non-insulated storage cases?

Amazon and Etsy have them. I only have the 5 and 10ml if I recon a big vial, or put two in one.

 

[Rink123]

Amazon and Etsy have them. I'll only have the 5 and 10ml if I recon a big vial, or put two in one.

Anybody have files on these? Would like to print my own and looks like the sellers are gatekeeping

 

[Pocket]

Anybody have files on these? Would like to print my own and looks like the sellers are gatekeeping

What kind of files are you looking for?

 

[Pocket]

I assume you are teaching a combination CAD/additive manufacturing course? I wouldn't think there would be enough content in 3d printing alone?

Yes. CAD/slicing/3D printing in at least 3 different modalities.