Turn your 3D printer into 2D plotter/drawing machine? The easiest way!!

Inkscape: inkscape.org/release/inkscape...
Thinkercad: www.tinkercad.com/
End Gcode:
M104 S0
M140 S0;Retract the filament
G92 E1
G1 E-1 F300
G1 Z10 X0 Y0;Move z up 10 mm
M84

[@tarunkumar6839]

Such a genius idea 😃👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻 definitely gonna try it.

[@eggsandwhichian]

thank you for this video. god bless you man

[@yanlin8852]

wahwoo!! this is really great work!! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@jacobstech1777]

Thanks for supporting!

[@coiotes]

great , thanks !

[@Multi123michael]

this works. tried it

[@zakisemel713]

Thanks ☺️

[@abhishekmsful]

Hp/canon : oh s**t

[@jacobstech1777]

🤪

[@hockeykid3275]

do you have to adjust your first layer calibration for this to work

[@jacobstech1777]

hockey kid 32 need to lower your bed

[@ua3604]

5:01 I think I can just set the flow to 0%

[@TechnoAutomation]

Hi,
I have ender4 with marlin 2.0.
I have disabled arc support to achieve manual mesh bed leveling.
Is there any hope for me to enable arc support without exceed memory ??.
Is there any function I can disable to get free memory??

[@bneil4059]

How is this better than sending to an attached inkjet or laser printer?

[@PascalD87]

It's not better. It's plotted. you can use a plotter to draw on things other than sheet paper (wood, metal, books, boxes, etc)

[@eggsandwhichian]

can i just skip the tinkercad part and just upload the SVG right into Cura for z scaling????

[@eggsandwhichian]

nvrm. u cant lmao.

[@nikkishana201]

2:22

[@brucecampbellforpresident1393]

I just bought a plotter 😐

[@jacobstech1777]

Haha sell it