Most people complain when their 3D printers start “air printing.” This is what we call it when your printer has a major clog gumming up the hotend, while the rest of the machine continues to go through the motions. But when a group of Ohio-based engineers' Centauri Carbon began air printing, it was a cause to celebrate.
Flite Test, a team of aviation enthusiasts and YouTubers, mounted an Elegoo Centauri Carbon onto a custom-built radio-controlled airplane and successfully printed a second model mid-flight.
