Description
I was digging through my grandfather's attic and found a strange cube with numbers all over it. I decided to copy all the numbers and input them as G-code into my machine. This was the result. I am not sure what it is or where it comes from but sometimes late at night when everything is quiet I can hear it buzz. Patterns are inside and out. Print with no infill no support and with a brim.
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Looks... weird. What 3D printer do you have? I’m currently looking for a 3D printer specifically for work, not just personal use. A lot of people are telling me to start with the <a href="https://epitum3d.com/printers/epitum-jl/">Epitum website</a>, they’ve got really solid 3D printers. I don’t know much about it yet, but what really caught my attention is that these printers use their own JetSmart tech, which already sounds impressive. And in terms of quality, they’re supposed to be like industrial ones but more suited for small and medium businesses.