I've been using bismuth because of the low melting point (no need for a furnace) . I just picked up some used kitchenware so I could melt it on the stove top.

Pewter apparently has a pretty low melting point too, so that could be an option as well.

That looks awesome, way to go! I just want to squish them, they look so soft!

Thanks for taking us along on that nostalgia ride, you did an amazing job of painting the picture of the setting to the point I was feeling a lot of the same emotions you described.

Thanks for sharing :)

One day I'll learn flex and be able to make nice responsive displays, but until then Bootstrap it is.

Stories like these are why I love the internet. Just a wholesome little memory, made me smile thanks for sharing :)

That's fair, there is a bit of information overload online when looking into it.

If you want my two cents, find the cheapest print with auto bed levelling (mingda magicians are good and cheap) and just start playing around.You don't need to know much to start, and you learn what you need to as you encounter problems.

That's how I got into at least, and now been printing for like 5+ years.

Ignore em, thanks for taking the time to help build and maintain a community!

I'm no strategist but what's to stop Putin from agreeing, taking some time to regroup, and then just doing it again? Ukraine would be out whatever was agreed to but still in the same position.

Tried them, thing were better for a short bit but now worse, can I have a refund?

Do you actually know basic? Just wondering how someone goes about learning it and using it these days.

That's the neat part, all of them!

That color looks absolutely amazing on you!