I just used regular soil and tossed a clone into it. Worked well for a bit but obviously ran out of nutrients quickly.
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Print yourself a huge dildo 
You need to be active more often.
Oh my mckennaii is contaminated so likely f#cked. Seeing green bits. Maybe bit off more than I can chew with shrooms. 
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What are the dimensions of the self-watering pot? Curious since I use a similar setup. 
Been looking into getting a printer lately with the advancing tech and dropping costs, along with all the awesome projects shared here on OG I want to try! Iâm especially interested in recycling bottles to make feedstock, the up cycling aspect of that has been on my mind ever since I read Cory Doctorowâs books Makers and Walkaway which I highly recommend along with his other work new and old, itâs very entertaining adult or YA fiction written by someone on the cutting edge of technology and society for a long time. Anyways Iâve found a bunch of great STL files that I wanted to share here with you all, hope these are helpful or inspire your own designs!
Found some fun Solo Cup patterns if anyone wants to play with these:
And this guy has Sunbeam/Holmes Blizzard fan brackets and replacement part designs, I know those are a popular fan so hereâs how to fix whatâs apparently the weak spot in the design, I love the internet man!
Replaces the oscillating mount on the Sunbeam 8" Blizzard (SAOF878BLZ), Holmes 7" LilâBlizzard (âHAOF87BLZNUC) & Holmes 8" Lilâ Blizzard (âHAOF87BLZUC) fans.
Collection of half a dozen bracket mounts:
Repair parts for Lasko box fans: feet, knob, and handle:
This is a pretty slick setup for using a 120mm fan inline with 100mm/4â standard dryer duct, with a cartridge filter box built in for carbon HEPA matting, they made it for their 3D printer but it looks perfect for a tiny grow box like @Ras-T or @SaintAliasKnife have, or using a couple in a larger tent:
Also tagging @Beak @Mr.Sparkle @smokenhike @Not-Notjosh on the last one seems like a killer solution for you micro growers
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They are a great tool, especially if you can do even some basic CAD.
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Yoooo glad this thread popped up in recents⌠Ive been interested in getting into 3d printing, but have no clue which direction to go. I want to print items i can use in my grow, like drip trays, tent braces, or clips⌠can anyone give me some advice? I would greatly appreciate
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Iâd recommend the sender 3 v3 SE or KE for a first printer. Others may have other ideas.
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appreciate you
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We use an Ender - 3 along with a CAD system.
You will need some kind of a computer-laptop.
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yea i have a few systems i use. Im a systems admin/network engineer by trade, grower by passion. Just new to the 3d printing world. whats everyoneâs favorite cad program? I have many at my disposal through work
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Oh, youâll do fine dude. No issues. Ive been using tinker cad.
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i have solidworks and blender currently in library for our engineers. i have full licensing⌠im hoping to get a printer within the next month. they just dont make enough extras for tents⌠lol
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Check out thingiverse.com.
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will do, appreciate ya
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If you can use those programs already then like @JustANobody said, youâre all set with this, the learning curve will be shallow for someone who understands computers and networking/programming already. Sounds like youâre in for an adventure!
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My guess is he will be printing successfully within an hour of getting it hooked up.
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If youâre an admin/ networking engineer you got this⌠lol @tc198414
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Thanks for the tag 
If i ever get a printer 
ill need to compile a ton of stuff like this 
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Totally in the dark on printers, specially 3d. Over all the years of tech changes and new tech, printers have always been like centuries behind so I never had any interests until they started printing cool shit like masks and fan clips lol
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I may be a network engineer but there are times where I can remember what I did with the phone in my hand. Anyone got any pics of projects theyâre proud of or something thatâs been extremely helpful in or around thr grow?
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