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Does anyone know of a 3-D printing file for making some sort of case, that would hold multiple bit axes? I am thinking of something similar to a boombox from the 1980s… size wise.

I am new to 3-D printing, and I’m thinking about learning to make my own bitaxes. As a trucker with a hotspot, I was thinking I could bring this boombox sized carry case in my semi, and be mining bitcoin (slowly!) as I roll down the highway all week.

does anyone have any info, or might be able to help design one?

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Marcelinho 1y ago 💬 1

do you know https://www.printables.com/ ?

I think you should buy a box and modify it with 3d printing parts so that it meets your requirements

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BeeTC Bee Rancher 1y ago

Thanks for the tip! Have all theee of you followed now. Last night I was also told maybe I could make a Loki rig, so that he wheels are turning in my head. I’m 55, so not as easy to learn some of this stuff, but working to get off zero (knowledge!) and teach my kids.

Been browsing thingiverse a bit as have my twins. My son actually figured out how to resize prints and showed me… ah, to be 12 again. 😉🤣 we only have an Ender 3 (v1) to play with right now, but thinking to get a Bambu P1S when possible. Having plenty of adhesion issues right now, and don’t want the kids getting too frustrated.

Both my twins are creative, so I have hope that once we all learn some more, I’ll have two designers in the house! 😁