What do you think is your best print? 🤔

[Alan]

What's your best print? What do you think about your best 3D print (so far ), what made it special? Was it the design itself? or the learning? or the overall process that you went through?

 

[Kirkis_Elf]

A custom phone stand I made for my desk. Nothing fancy, but it’s the one print I actually use every single day. Still holding strong after a year. Got plans to replace it though.

 

[HueyEmmerich]

my best print’s probably the one that didn’t fail halfway. I’ve had some cool ones, but when the bed adhesion works and the layer lines are smooth, that’s enough of a win for me.

 

[MeiLing]

Honestly, just a calibration cube that printed perfectly for once. It was the first time I thought, “Okay, maybe I’m finally getting the hang of this.”

 

[PeaceWalker]

Probably my little articulated dragon. Took me forever to get the supports and temperature right, but when it came out clean, I felt like I’d finally figured my printer out. It wasn’t the most complex thing, but everything just clicked! no layer shifts, no warping, perfect finish. That was the moment I thought, “Okay, maybe I know what I’m doing now.”

 

[Magicniner]

A magazine extension for the CZ-75 Cadet rimfire magazine extending the standard 10 round mag to 22/23 rounds.

 

[Eric1001]

With my Kobra 3 Max all my prints come out prefect every time. Every the fiat layer also come out perfect every time.