The 100

@The100

The 100 is a successful Patreon creator, generating an estimated $678 - $56,500 per month from 222 paid members. They are developing "THE 100", the world's fastest 3D printer based on a printed frame. Launched on March 15, 2023, The 100 has quickly gained traction with over 1000 total members. Their Patreon page provides exclusive access to beta parts and development diaries for their groundbreaking printer, allowing supporters to be part of the journey. The 100's dedication and innovation have propelled them to significant financial success, demonstrating the power of community support in driving technological advancements.

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1,278 Members

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$678 - $56,500 Per Month (Earning)

218 Paid Members

$3.00 - $250.00 Per Patreon

Mar 15, 2023 Patreon Launch Date

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A new month brings another confession. I seek forgiveness for spending numerous valuable Patreon euros on low-quality Chinese products. Howe

Over the last two weeks, I’ve been fine-tuning the T250 Slicer Profiles, and today, I finally feel comfortable sharing the first one with yo

One of the most frustrating issues I’ve faced over the past few years is the “mcu: timer too close” error. It occurs sporadically whenever a

Dear Supporters, Over the past four weeks, I worked on integrating some pretty advanced klipper features into THEOS. Some of them you alread

Last week, my productivity took a hit as I spent most of my time nursing a Covid infection with tea and binge-watching shows. However, by th

Over the last days I was struggling getting non-linear pressure advance working on my T250. For those who don't know about it it's basic a w

About a week ago, I calibrated my T250 to a level where I felt confident fine-tuning a quality profile for it. I began my initial prints and

I was incredibly lucky with my Z-Motors—the embedded leadscrews were 100% straight, resulting in flawless prints without any print bed-relat

Today, I am starting a new series where I will make a confession and seek forgiveness for past mistakes—especially for the numerous valuable

Today, I began developing the documentation for the upcoming T250 Beta release. To ensure compatibility with the modular configuration defin