Well I have indeed made a start….
To be honest, it is a bit further on than this, but this is where it started….
I also made another cart:
As I can only print various bits, then I had to improvise with the top.
3 D printed wheels and chassis and a coffee stirrer top. The one in the background is the initial cart.
3D printing is cancelled until I can get some Isopropyl Alcohol to clean the bed with. Nothing is sticking any more!
Bogenwald 
I’m sure you are still very much learning but I have to say I like the look of these end results. The future of this technology within the hobby is potentially very exciting I think.
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I like the fact that I can mix and match, I can print things that I can’t make and add to them as desired. Still a fair way to go, as you said, I am still learning how to use the beastie. I haven’t had the chance to do a 2 hour print yet, never mind a 10 hour print. The cart took about 20 minutes to produce.
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Very interesting. I suspect in time printing will speed up, costs will come down and better software will be available. All sounds very exciting and getting in at the beginning like you are sounds like a smart move to me.
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The amount of stuff that can be obtained free is phenomenal. If I was up to the challenge I could 3D print tanks, boat and planes in pretty much any scale.
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Amazing!
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Looks good- are you using expanding foam rather than insulation polystyrene for a hit?
Cheers,
Pete.
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Yeah it is squirty foam. I had some left in a can after a project so I squirted it onto Newspaper and left it to cure. That was about 9 months ago.
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