🚨 Here's the Plan! Hit That ❤️ if you're down!

Thank you so much to everyone who voted yesterday! Your feedback gives me clear direction and helps ensure this page stays exciting and valuable for all of you 💪

📺 First up:
The image posted above shows the theme of a new video series that will serve as the new standard for everything SteinWipe Motion Control (SWMC). The concept of pasting in Cheat Codes for your Bambu Lab Printer - what do you think?! This first video will cover everything needed to get started with the project right now using SSD—with a focus on staying relevant as the system evolves. It’ll be much more future-proof than the earlier videos!

🔧 Next up: SteinWipe V2
I’ll start development on SteinWipe V2, which includes a powerful new feature never seen in a wiper system before. Parts sourcing is underway (some of it is a bit tricky due to limited availability), but it’s in motion and there will be lots of new code needed to work with V2 so I'll be keeping VERY BUSY so please continue that support while I work behind the scenes and post updates! When V2 is ready, I'll jump on to a stick-on version of V1 and V2. The idea is to use the same mounting positions to make everything flow seamlessly whether bolted or taped.

🎥 Between now and V2...
I’ll be releasing YT Shorts, short focused videos that break down individual SteinSwitch Definition features, how they work, and the best times to use them, etc.. These videos will be linked in the SSD manual making it much easier for everyone to fully unlock SWMC’s potential. While this goes on, I will also pepper in the new features that are ready to go but still needing testing.

I'll be casually planting seeds in these videos that A1 series support is in development—this should help attract new users and build momentum for the A1 version launch when it’s ready while testing the waters on such an endeavour.

📦 And now for something entirely new...

🔥 Creality has sent me a Raptor Pro 3D Scanner for review—and after using it for a few days, it’s a game changer. This marks the start of a brand new product line set to be available to all Paid Leckiestein Patrons.

The goal?
To provide high-quality, dimensionally accurate 3D models of everyday objects—perfect for dropping directly into Fusion 360 to design around.

Imagine:
You want to make a tray, base, or accessory for the PS5 Edge controller—but no good models exist online. With this new offering, you’ll get accurate and dimensionally sound STEP files of real-world products you can immediately use to:

• Cut impressions

• Build form-fitting cases or accessories

• Design perfect SteinTrack trays that hug every curve

And yes—I’ll be taking model requests!

Thank you again for being part of this community. Your support powers every line of code, every design, every idea. Full steam ahead!

– Leckiestein