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Did they say they used an active USB 3.0 cable? They don’t list it in the description unfortunately. Anyone know what they used? I’ve been looking for a good one for a while.

A video reviewing the Snapmaker Artisan 3-in-1 could be really interesting. It seems well built, large 3D printing area (400x400x400), but also a 200W CNC, and a 40W laser. Not a lot of reviews on it, but if it's good it could be great for a hobbyist without a lot of space. For the entertainment aspect, find some crazy projects that need 2 or 3 of those things and build them using the Artisan: - A knife/dagger: Etch & cut some leather, then use the CNC to mill out the rough profile of a knife, and 3D print holder/case for it? - An acrylic side panel that's cool for those who can see and someone who's blind? The panel can be etched/engraved with the laser, but also has a 3D milled out image? - Something actually useful like making some components of a table/PC/shop. Need to make 100 coasters for a wedding? Or making a book separator and need to pre-drill the same exact holes over and over, maybe use a CNC so you don't have to mark and do it by hand. I'm sure there are more ideas, but the prospect of a 3-in-1 device (if it's actually good) could be amazing for hobbyists. Downside is that while 400x400 for a laser etcher/cutter is kind of small, but still not bad. It feels like it's right up LTT's alley, but haven't seen them look into it.

I'm pretty sure they don't release any videos on Friday, so #1 is perfectly normal and expected. It's usually just the WAN show. Occasionally they may do a showcase/sponsored video on Friday, but it's usually just WAN show.

I don't think they've specified explicitly. However, they'll likely use Canada Post since that's what they use for LTT store. They already have account w/ decent rates there and are shipping worldwide.

That thing is a marvel of engineering (at least it seems like it to me). I've never seen a projector project such a perfect square, let alone from that close! It's also relatively small. I'm truly impressed, LG! Well done!