Got it in my signature below. Just caught up on current orders so I am about to replenish "stock" on the website so stay tuned! Meanwhile I have a busy week at my real job and that takes priority.
The magnetic part is the ball joint part. The metal disk on the phone is just metal. Assuming you are talking about the magnetic ball joint part, there are lots of different options but I can't guarantee they will fit in the original STL file.
Awesome! glad to see it, looks like maybe a bit of under extrusion on the left side. I think this can be adjusted in the slicer under the "flow" section. Love the color!Got mine made. I ordered some matte blue to match the blue accents in my black diamond.
What material did you use? I have a some blue (similar color) ABS, as it holds-up to the Texas heat better. I did PLA+ but it started warping on the first hot day LOLGot mine made. I ordered some matte blue to match the blue accents in my black diamond.
This is what was recommended to me to buy.
Yeah its a minor flaw but really happy with the end result.
PETG is a good one, I offer that on my site as well, definitely better than PLA for heat and still moderately easy to print with. I use ASA for top tier which is said to be like ABS but better UV performance.
Agreed . I bet PETG will be fine for you @Blaven being in PA
If you are new to 3D printing I wouldn't suggest you look at anything over $1000. I have done some amazing stuff with my CR-10s. the Ender 3 V2 is also a great option. The Ender 3 pro can be had for very cheap ($99) but I had to upgrade the heating element to get it to print well. These are all creality, thats all I am familiar with. But I suggest learning the basics on one of these and you will be quite pleased with the results. I haven't even bought a printer over $500 yet and I have 5 now. (3 CR-10s)
I went through this same process last fall. After a lot of reading and debating I ended up buying a Prusa Mini+
You can PM me for details
