Any interest in a giveaway for this????

[Freshly Minted Georgian!]

Something I printed a while ago and have been using for months, simple little thing that works great. It's a holder for a harbor freight digital caliper. Two screw holes to mount to the wall. I've printed a couple and have more lined up to print. Is there sufficient interest in this to open up a giveaway thread after I print a few more?

If you want to see a giveaway on these please chime in.

 

[4ssss]

I wish I could learn how to do 3D printing. At my age instructions get boring after the 2nd page, or my head starts to spin when they start to get technical.

 

[UptaCamp]

If it would fit generic calipers, yes. Can you print one with pegboard attachment?

 

[Gimli2]

I would be interested if it fit mine (looks pretty similar!) and could have a magnet installed on the back.

 

[imawoodsman]

I usually keep mine in the drawer.
Cause I don't have a COOL do-hicky like this on the wall.
I would be interested in a Give-away!!

IN!!!

 

[fastfish66]

Something I printed a while ago and have been using for months, simple little thing that works great. It's a holder for a harbor freight digital caliper. Two screw holes to mount to the wall. I've printed a couple and have more lined up to print. Is there sufficient interest in this to open up a giveaway thread after I print a few more? View attachment 2588912 View attachment 2588913

If you want to see a giveaway on these please chime in.

I could use a couple for my reloading calipers.

 

[jeffdt]

Yep, I would be in. I'm always displacing mine!

 

[Freshly Minted Georgian!]

HFT ones are fortunately cheap enough to keep a few around!

 

[SpeedyR]

I broke down and bought a Mitutoyo a bit ago. Luckily for me they have a print that's for those as well.

FYI if anyone on the north side buys an Creality Ender 3 pro printer, i'd be glad to help with instructions or setup. The included instructions aren't great. I think you can get one at MicroCenter for just over $200.

 

[twinglock40z]

I’m seriously thinking about buying one of the ender 3 pros. I have absolutely zero knowledge when it comes to this stuff other than a bunch of YouTube videos I watched trying to research it all. I’m guessing I’d have to have a computer to do the slicing software. We haven’t bought a computer in years since the iPads and tablets pretty much do everything we’d need. We have a working laptop that’s at least 8 years old. Would that work for the slicing software. Could you do the slicing on an iPad or tablet? Does it really matter what the ender 3 pro is branded as? I’m assuming it’s like an open source deal and multiple companies make a version of it or something...?