As a marketer I find it cringe and without thought. It is vague bating by design. I would be firing people. The lift is not worth the damage. Truly baffling. How much did McConaughey and Harrellson cost?

As a non scientist, but really good systems diagnostics person, it would seem that variations beyond base functions, mutation and epigenetics in this fundamental organnele would be systemic and profound

Hello Carol

Try the new infill in Orca - TPMS-FK. it's great for support where "lift" is needed (upward force) - but also uses about 10% less filament for the same structural suport. Tri-cubic is always good standband as well.

For tabletop miniatures - resin is great. For flexis, dragons, robots - or anything that is going to move - FDM is the way to go. But - honestly I use both. Resin is stinky, messy, and tedius. FDM is much easier. Just got a flashforge AD5X - it's great! The price was killer.

Exterminate!!!

As a NC Native who grew up close to Kitty Hawk, I approve! When will you post a test flight? Did you use "Light" filament? I haven't tried this yet. #firstinflight

I love painting my prints! Acrylic kit from Amazon with 128 different colors. This is one of my current projects. I love the depth you can get with pain as opposed to multicolor

Very cool!

Neptune 4 Max - have 4 of them. Several resin printers. Have you tried acetone smoothing your prints? It doesn't work for PLA - only ASA/ABS/TPU. Pretty easy. Mek can smooth PLA but requires ventilation and PPE.

I have a pretty good one - made for ceiling vents - so it's 4 magnets that hold it on but this is my current project. Recreating this bad boy!

Can we talk about 150 year old roofscape built in a system if industrialization and commodity versus a centuries old roofscape built organically over time? Unequal comparison

Oooh fun!

Did you print with Resin or FDM? Which printer? I love playing with the real life scans of historical objects and places. Scan the World!

That's a cool idea - putting that on the board for next year

I would build in channels for led tube lights. The tubes give more consistent color than strips. They are also far smaller. Another thing I've been playing with is induction LEDs. Then they light via the magnetic coil.

There are a few existing models for this on makerworld and Thingiverse that you might be able to remix.