Super Mega Printers, Tool Organization,New Hot End Tech and More!!

This Episodes Questions:

I really like the deep dives you guys do on the individual components and systems that make up a printer. It seems to me that hot ends seem to be the 3D printer-specific components that are advancing the quickest. Do you agree? If not then what is? James

Hi guys,I’m from Tulsa, OK.I love the podcast! I love how you all approach things from a little different angle. It makes for a fun and engaging podcast.When having any kind of shop, organization makes a huge difference with productivity and sanity. I was wondering if you all have any experience with creating wall storage specifically. The most popular completely 3d printed options I’ve seen are thread boards and the honeycomb wall. There is also the ability to buy a normal peg board and print attachments. I’d love to have something durable with the most amount of options for mounting. What route would you guys take? -Jeremy Philo

Is Bambu Worth the $$$?, Hueforge Prints, Dimensional Accuracy and MORE!!

This Episodes Questions:

Hey guys, I just bought a Mosaic Palette 3 pro, it works great and I’m making lots of thing with it; I’ve been seeing people printing color lithophanes with Bambu printers I and I want to print my own with my palette, is it possible to make them with palette? And if yes, how?
Thanks guys, Altair

For best print quality, and by quality I mean dimensional accuracy, surface finish and structurally sound parts, can the print speed simply be slowed down? I get that speed sells and there are legitimate reasons to do a print quickly, but for me and most of what I want to do the print quality comes first. If the parts do not have adequate quality then the tool will be of limited use. Are there any other techniques or “weird tricks” I can use to get the best print quality out of my EV3SE
Thanks, James

I personally favour the open source design approach for customization, price competition, long support-ability and maintain-ability. Which companies do you think will be the ones to keep that philosophy in the future?
Thanks, James