November is pretty much gone And December is just a few days away. Do you plan on buying a new 3D Printer or did you already buy one 👀

Ready to upgrade my mini farm - how’s Q4 treating you guys 🫡

What do you do with prints that get to the “almost complete” point, but then fail for various reasons? Had a herd of reindeer get to 85%….my wife wants to glue top hats to them lol….I say Purge

Ender 3, Bambu Labs, AnkerMake.... there are SO many 3D Printer brands. What Printer do you have? If you have more than one, which one is your favorite? UPDATE (NOV 17): I see that a whole lot of you all here love the P1S and I want to know why. Commend Here (https://www.skool.com/makeit3d/im-surprised?p=f206eac6) to defend the P1S.

The plan has been to see how far I can go at plant pop-ups, selling only 3d printed items I have learned to make in CAD. I also decided that, for now, face to face interaction while selling prints is more important than bringing my plants to increase sales, because the simplicity lets me better see why customers are making the choices they do. This time, the specific goal was was selling enough prints to cover buying a heat gun - took all of 45 minutes. My favorite part was women with an actual background in STEM (unlike me lol,) stopping by to say they've been watching me on social media. I am active on Facebook and Instagram, but do not have a big following. For the first two pop-ups I had much less variety and expertise, and made very little money. That's ok. Now, though only for something as simple as plant trellises, I am at the edge of knowing enough to be reusing what I have already learned, instead of working through entirely new skill sets for every project. It's about to be much more fun. For next time I need to design display elements for my table - maybe some risers for pots, and a vertical stand of some sort for hanging up trellises.