Is there a place in the big island (preferably weimea, Kona, hilo, or honokaa) that sells filament and/or 3d printing parts/upgrades?

just bought a new T500 and my screen doesn’t pop the initial menu, help!

My inlaws were engineers at Exxon in 1981 and made this mouse with extruded polyethylene.

Well I decided to jump into the world of Resin printing and went big and splurged for the Saturn 4 Ultra.

The package arrived yesterday and the main exterior box appeared in good condition but upon opening it today, it was evident the inside packaging had been tampered with and I definitely got a used unit (had purchased new). The unit has literal dried resin on it so has definitely been opened and used.

I started a return process with Amazon but they are now asking for a serial number? I know this may be paranoid but I’m worried if I give support the serial number and it indeed somehow doesn’t match what was supposed to be in the box that they will leave me on the hook for it. I haven’t responded to support again but am thinking of just sending it back in as a general not satisfied return.

Has anyone had this happen? If yes, was it a problem at all or were you able to resolve with Amazon without issue?

So what’s the next best thing to a Bambu A1 which is priced around $350?

Easy to print, no leveling needed, etc? Is there one?

Why is my Ender 3 doing this. Could it be because my filament has too high humidity?

So I recently purchased an ender 3 printer and after setting it up it makes this horrible screeching noise when it's printing. Am I doing something wrong or is this normal?

I found the Kobra 3 combo for about $320 with shipping while the A1 mini combo is about $370 with shipping. I know that Bambu is generally regarded as the better company but I’m not sure if I should sacrifice the build volume, drying system, and the cost. Edit: I’m a complete beginner so I’m hoping for print and play

Are there any good and trusted apps, software, programs, or websites that allow you to upload photos of anything you want and then will turn it into a 3D model that you can print?

Hello! I was wondering if anyone on here might be able to help me develop a quick 3D model for my Bambu x-1 carbon printer. I made one in Bambu studio but I’m looking for something a little more intricate but I haven’t developed the skill set yet.

Sorry if this is the wrong place to post this. Please DM if this is ok. Thanks in advance for any guidance from the community.

I recently got an old Da Vinci Mini 3d printer, however the company that made it (XYZ) went out of buisness and i cannot download there softare. I did see that you can use the microsoft 3d builder program to print with it but I cannot getr it to connect. If anyone can help id greatly appreciate it, or if anyone knows another program i can use to print with. Sorry for any bad spelling

I’d like to request someone anyone to make a 3D model/3D print of the Baltimore and Ohio W-1 steam locomotive and tender bases on the sketch that was how it was supposed to look upon being completed in its streamlined casing as I want to 3D print it and all I have to go off is the 2d sketch and the very blurry and grainy document that does have dimensions but they are impossible to read