Make this piggy bank and start saving.
Published: 24th September 2020 | Source: Nils Kal | Author: Mark Campbell
Can't afford an RTX 3080? Why not 3D print one?
This free 3D model is available over on the Prusa Printers website and is available in the form of Prusa MK3 printable files or as STL model files for users of other 3D printers. This model requires two colours of PLA (or an alternative filament type) and is designed to allow €2 coins to be inserted.
The designer of this free model said that a friend of his requested the design, as her boyfriend was saving up for a new graphics card. Nils Kal later decided to release his model publically, allowing others to use it to create RTX 3080 replicas for display purposes. This model is scaled down to fit the bed size of the Prusa MK3 3D printer, but scaling the models to 142% in slicer software will bring the model to the same size as a real-world RTX 3080.
Those who are interested in this model can download it and find full assembly instructions for Nils Kal's RTX 3080 Piggy Bank here .
You can join the discussion on Nvidia's RTX 3080 design becoming 3D printable on the OC3D Forums .
Most Recent Comments
24-09-2020, 08:03:16
ImprovizoR24-09-2020, 08:09:32
WarchildBanker: oh thats swell, well first we take your £10, and then we get you to take a loan for £500 to get your your first 3D printer,
Then we suggest you buy two filaments and go to this website and download this STL file. Then we need to spend hours printing each part, all the while your sons £10 is being invested by the bank.
Then when you print your STL in the shape of a 3080 that accepts £2 coins. But we prefer you to put this into your account instead. And then we add this in with the £500 you owe us, and check on your £10 investment which should be looking fantastic abou...
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