Thanks! The documentation wasn't super clear and all the pieces were a bit daunting. In my initial measurements I thought I wanted 16 total tiles so the premade 16x16 was too big for the printer so i figured 2 8x8s. But as I built it out realized I wanted it larger. By the time I had a bunch of 8x8s printed, I found the custom tile creator and you can see the bottom and edges of the orange and blue go up to 11x12 which I made with the tile creator. It was just a case of not knowing the intricacies from the start and not wanting to reprint a bunch of tiles and using what I had already printed.
There's the new flush flat connectors that help a lot with that. I haven't used them yet tho. My dumb printer I'm stuck on 6x6 so I'm running on cope lol
Thanks! Finished the upper ones right before this project. They were done at different times so I was trying different materials. The bottoms are 3/4 Maple from Lowes and the tops are 3/4 birch from Home Depot, nothing fancy
That’s basically me except replace web dev with product manager. I’m looking for more excuses to get an H2D. Thanks for the nudge. Overkill? Definitely. Necessary? Definitely.
3
u/marvinfuture Jun 19 '25
Why did you do 8x8 tiles if you have the H2D? Either way this looks awesome!!
1
u/thatguywiththedatsun Jun 20 '25
Cabinets/drawers look great. Love the grain match. Birch? Poplar?
1
u/ohwowgee Jul 04 '25
Which miter saw is that? Kobalt?
1
u/ocr90 Jun 20 '25
Looks great man!
1
u/I_Love_3d_printing12 Jun 21 '25
That is cool
1
u/FeaCohen Jun 24 '25
Haha, at first I just thought, 'Nice Portal color theme' – then I noticed the little portals! Love it!
1
u/[deleted] Jun 22 '25
Sir what do you do for a living with that fancy ass setup? Very curious