Building the Not So XL Nutcracker Soldier
The Christmas builds have started, and the Not So XL Nutcracker Soldier from ENIQUE3D is the first one off the
This section is a collection of real-world prints, built and tested on the A1.
Projects range from simple, practical items to more involved prints that push materials or techniques a bit further. The focus is always on outcome rather than theory. Print quality, reliability, and usefulness in day-to-day use.
Where relevant, you’ll find notes on settings, behaviour, and small adjustments that made a difference.
The Christmas builds have started, and the Not So XL Nutcracker Soldier from ENIQUE3D is the first one off the
Every so often a project comes along that reminds me why I got into this hobby in the first place,
This post is directly inspired by a piece published on the Adafruit blog on July 9th 2026, which featured the
This is part one of what will be an ongoing multi-part series. I have just bought two BCMU units, the
Two BMCU units arrived this week and the printer reshuffle they are triggering is bigger than I expected when I
Our office has run a World Cup sweepstake for as long as I can remember — everyone chips in, draws
Sometimes a print chooses itself. With two printers now running side by side — the Bambu A1 and the Anycubic
The Mario and Luigi figures went on my godson’s shelf in the earlier post and they have stayed there ever
If you have read the how to convince your spouse you need another 3D printer post, you will understand exactly
There is a category of print that does not photograph dramatically, does not push your printer to its limits, and
Some prints are ambitious on paper. This one is ambitious in person. ENIQUE3D’s Rudolph is a large-scale, multi-part, multi-colour decorative
Some prints are useful. Some are impressive. And some you make once, put up in December, and immediately get asked