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I haven't touched my printer in almost 6 weeks now and have serious withdrawal. Unfortunately work has me on the road every week and I'll be travelling for the next 2. Then I'll have a break for a few weeks then more travel through the Summer.

Weekends are spent with the4 family and getting honey-do's done so any extracurricular activities are taking a back seat. I still try to hit the forums when I am traveling but don't judge my lack of posts on reduced interest.

Keep on printing guys!

Chris Muncy wrote:I haven't touched my printer in almost 6 weeks now and have serious withdrawal. Unfortunately work has me on the road every week and I'll be travelling for the next 2. Then I'll have a break for a few weeks then more travel through the Summer.

Weekends are spent with the4 family and getting honey-do's done so any extracurricular activities are taking a back seat. I still try to hit the forums when I am traveling but don't judge my lack of posts on reduced interest.

Keep on printing guys!

Darn, I was enjoying your posts/comments Chris.

Oh well, go have fun with your family. Your printer will always be there.

Chris

Your just going to have to mod your H-1 into a traveling H-1. Then you will have something to do in the motel at night rather than watch the one eye cyclops.

That would be nice and I have actually thought of that but once I load up my luggage and laptops there isn't much room for anything else in my lil red car.

As it stands, my printer is almost completely disassembled. I have new quick connects for electrical, the new hot end rebuilt with a new smaller acorn nozzle ( thanks Steve and John), and new cable to rewire everything as well as a new stained pine plank to mount everything on.

But now that my daughter and granddaughter have moved out, that will allow more time ( actually shorten my honey-do list) so possibly between 2 am and 5 am I might have some time.

Thats about when I get to print, 1am - 3:30am. Sleep? Who needs sleep?

The UP! 3D Printer is expensive (http://pp3dp.com/) but it is a portable 3D printer.


Cash in 401K, acquire printer...

Hey Chris, we'll still be here. Make sure you stick around close, we will have some good stuff coming up soon, especially for our current members/users/customers/buddies!

johnoly99 wrote:Hey Chris, we'll still be here. Make sure you stick around close, we will have some good stuff coming up soon, especially for our current members/users/customers/buddies!

Woot!