Hi,
I think a 3D printer must be perfect for my astronomy hobby. With that I can print adapters and other parts that's not so easy to find.
I will write about the items I print later, but forst I must assemble the printer I bought. When I do this I also get knowledge how to rebuilt it later to achive higher precision.
If you have the same idea, have a look here how long I have come:
http://www.astrofriend.eu/3d-printin...ter-setup.html
Almost there, just have to figure out how to setup the VS Code software to compile and upload the software to the 3D printer. It's my first 3D printer and a lot of new things to learn.
But it's very exiting.
I wrote a little about this 3D printer in the thread where I rebuild my EQ6 mount.
/Lars