Great design. Thanks!

I figured it you did good....

Just tried it after printing all day. Haven't been that exited about a print in a while, thank you Christofer! You definitely know what you're doing and I very much appreciate the work you put in. Because I love the idea so much now bringing this daily to the range with me, I can't help but wish for more sturdiness. Using little material is great... but this won't last long if you're not extremely gentle in a home simulator setup. I get it... A1 compatibility was probably your requirement. But a pro version of this would be lovely. Made a lot thicker and stronger. I would print this in ASA-CF and only use screws with melted in inserts to give it extra quality. Also much wider so it doesn't tip over easily. Maybe with screws in the bottom to adapt to different heights of matts in the range. And a 30-50 ball capacity, maybe realised via a bucket that feeds the rails. I know I am asking for much... but it does bring a lot of value for me and I would not mind at all paying for a model like that.

@Christoferjh

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! Some of the suggestions was also on my mind, but as you guessed my biggest build constraint was to fit the A1 mini. I was thinking about adding optional adjustable screw legs. But to make this version much more stable I suggest mounting it on a small piece of wood ( there's 3 bottom screw holes for this). My goal is to get enough downloads/points on makerworld to buy a bigger build plate printer. I will probably revisit the modell to add bigger ball magazine and other stuff (servo for automation?). Edit: I would really appreciate if you commented/rated on makerworld.

Not the best video and music is making worse

@Christoferjh

2 ай бұрын

Agree, luckily there is a build instruction available