looks great
great accessory, sadly the bottom of the jetpack broke off and needed to be glued back on
Can confirm that this works for the Dell T7810 workstation. However cannot use any type of drive caddy with it. The drives just sit in there and I had to bend some metal out of the way, but very pleased with the design.
Can you please share the logo only?
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@Christian_302483 Thanks! It seems they have a new logo now...
@YigalB XD you're right, I didn't even realize that lol. Ah well, I still prefer the OG one anyway. Maybe since this isn't their actual logo now i don't have to worry about getting copyrighted ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
was looking for a small book shelf in white online and those were so expensive, so I printed this one instead - I was a bit limited through the size of my printer, but Im still happy
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@TheDuke_1818762 I might have to try that. I am currently printing all the parts out on my Ender 3 so not the biggest print bed. The organic supports are a bit of a nightmare to remove so that is a good idea.
@TheDuke_1818762 Not sure that I did anything specific besides selecting organic supports in prusaslicer
super easy, and the 100% scale that it came with fit my head perfectly. It is so cool, this was actually my first ever print. I just got my first ever 3d printer, an elegoo neptune 4 max, last week and finished this print in 5 consecutive days. I could have printed the whole helmet as one piece, but it took a lot more material that way because of supports, so I did the three way split, and it came out perfect. Thanks for the files! it looks sick!
@ChefBoyARD_2088156 That's amazing man, my first print didn't work out anywhere that well 😂. Doing something this big for a first print is pretty trial-by-fire, but after that you know you can print pretty much anything. Honored to have played a role in your first print, here's to many more!
@Viridi_318425 Hey! Nice make, what are the electronics for? I see some fans, but what are the other components for?
Nonstandard size power supply (Circa 2006) means it wouldn't fit under the bench, but still worked great.
