3D Printer Reviews and Thoughts
My name is Jackson Moody, and I write a blog here on the interweb. 3D Printing is my passion, and I enjoy sharing my thoughts and expertise here on this website. I created the site to inform and educate on various 3D Printing technologies, and as such will review various printers and discuss my opinions. If you have a question, comment, or concern, feel free to contact me under the “Getting Started” tab above. Enjoy!
One of the first things most people learn to draw are stickmen. They’re easy, fun, and well, awesome! Especially for people lacking artistic talent (such as myself), stickmen can be super fun to create. So of course, tons of 3D designers have attempted to recreate this simple stickman as an STL file. However, one model in particular caught …
With Christmas Day upon us, and the holiday season in full swing, everyone seems to be getting busier and busier! Everyone’s celebrating, laughing, and just having a good time.
With the Christmas season just around the corner, more and more holiday 3D Printing models have been popping up on Thingiverse. Some of the models are easily printable, while others require a bit more post processing. Because I was too busy decorating for Christmas, I decided to print one of the easier models. This model …
Continue reading “3D Printing Post Series: Abstract Christmas Tree”
Would you like to order a 3D print for yourself? Would you like to explore 3D Printing technologies and capabilities, but don’t want to purchase a 3D printer? Well, if that’s the case, then I have the solution for you.
I have my own 3D printing business (courtesy of 3D Hubs), and can print a variety of objects for your various 3D Printing needs. If you’d like an object printed, all you have to do is click here! This link is also on the side of the blog (labeled as “Order a print”) and at the top of the website (click “Order a Print” on the top menu). I’d be overjoyed to print your object! If you don’t already have a design, designers have already modeled thousands of designs online (in online collections). I personally use Thingiverse, but there are many great services on the internet. Once you find the design you’d like, download it to your device, and upload it to my hub page (by clicking here). Within three days (not including weekends or shipping) I can get a print into your hands. This service is a fantastic way to explore 3D printing technology, and I hope to work with you soon!
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