I'm really new to this and just learning, so be patient! I started with a resin printer (Elegoo Mars 4 Max) but the failure rate of LCD screens and costs of consumables had me switch to filament. I have an Anycubic Kobra Neo 2. I use Tinkercad, but I'm learning Blender and FreeCAD. I make things for table top role playing games, like Dungeons and Dragons. Dice, dice towers, accessories like keychains, necklaces. I also make molds out of what I 3D print., and mold housings.
Well, I've been working on this ice cube mold for a while and thought I had the joining parts figured out. So I printed it at 75% scale. It took 2 and a half hours. Not bad! It fits together. That's a good thing. I don't know if it leaks. But it printed successfully and it actually joins and I don'
I worked on this project for a bit earlier, and worked on the connections between the top and bottom. I worked out an easier way to align the hollow D20 in the middle, which was my biggest mistake in the first version. I also resized it to half the size, the D20 is around 42mm. Still a heckin chonk
