3D printed builds - lets inspire others

Figure I'd add the latest thing I've made for my tank. This is by no means the first thing, but just figured it might be something others would like.

John guest bulkhead fittings are PM1208S and PM1212S
Used 1.5" OD 1/16" wall thickness acrylic tube
3.5mm mono audio jack and plug
And one screw on plastic jar: link

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I read it takes proprietary material to print. Is it filament or resin?
 
whats wrong with the enders?

Nothing inherently wrong, after you do the basic upgrades. Just not nearly the print quality, reliability, or feature full as a Prusa. I print virtually 24/7 for my small aquarium accessory business, so it was absolutely worth the upgrade.
 
Nothing inherently wrong, after you do the basic upgrades. Just not nearly the print quality, reliability, or feature full as a Prusa. I print virtually 24/7 for my small aquarium accessory business, so it was absolutely worth the upgrade.

i see.

What kinds of accessories do you sell?
 
i see.

What kinds of accessories do you sell?

Control board kits (grommets, brackets for controllers, etc), pump strainers, physical control “toggle” boxes among a lot of other accessories for the Neptune apex, Ecotech battery voltage monitors, etc. Anything I can come up with that people might want, really. 3D printing is great because it costs very little to develop a new product, unlike injection molding.
 
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Nothing wrong with enders. I have 3 of them and they run a lot.

If I had it to do over though, I would probably just get one prusa and wait until I could afford another.

I will eventually swap.
 

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