Our Involvement
Shibby Prints & the open-source CS community
Independent builder.
Active participant.
CS7.2 is an open-source project created by SJSeth Solutions. Its project resources remain available to people who want to build their own systems. Shibby Prints provides a professionally built and supported path while continuing to participate in the wider community.
View the original CS7.2 project ↗
What customers receive
More than assembled parts.
Customers choose Shibby Prints for experienced manufacturing and assembly, pre-shipment testing, documented starting settings, purchase-specific support, and warranty coverage. The goal is to reduce time spent working through the build process and provide a practical starting point for final setup and calibration.
Community-wide support
We regularly help people learn, configure, and troubleshoot CS systems through the community Discord, regardless of where their parts came from.
Ongoing model work
We manage several community classification models, including continuing training, testing, and refinement as the system and its uses evolve.
Hardware experience
We develop and test practical hardware refinements informed by repeated builds, real-world use, and alpha and beta testing.
Developing open-source software
We develop Kiosk, freely available companion software intended to give the CS ecosystem more flexible ways to operate and grow.
Hardware contributions
Built through iteration.
Our involvement began before we offered assembled systems. A refined classifier base was incorporated into the main CS7.1 project files. Through repeated building and testing, we also progressively refined the caliber conversion system across different calibers and real-world setups. The resulting feed-wheel designs were later standardized for CS7.2
In the community
Help is not limited to customers.
Our Discord participation is part of supporting the wider project, not a benefit restricted to Shibby Prints purchases. We help builders work through questions whether they purchased a system, sourced parts elsewhere, or built their machine themselves.
Seth also publicly identifies Shibby Prints as a community source for completed sorters and printed-parts kits in his software-release video.
Shibby Prints is an independent community builder and contributor. We are not the creator of CS7.2 and do not represent our products or independently maintained software as official SJSeth Solutions products.