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Ooothose are made with a resin printer, not a filament printer.. different beasts.. they're cool though!!!
they pull the plastic up from a liquid bath of resin, like magic!!! ...
Little bigger neodymium magnets?Saw a pegboard display that I can put beside the sink. Son said it will take half a spool but should be good.View attachment 103113
He’s made a few attachments as well as a bunch of hooks.View attachment 103114
Think he said 14hrs. View attachment 103110
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I found a good AMS unit that’s supposed to be better than the original. He printed everything but the two motors and a few tubes. Saved $200. He’s happy.View attachment 103112
Now he’s got to figure out how to get it all back into the tent.
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He printed this the other day but he doesn’t like it. He has lots of magnets for his projects but the lid just seems too flimsy. He likes mine better but needs a lighter compartment. View attachment 103115
Not enough. Needs a lip, track or twist added. Like the Lobo mouth piece.Little bigger neodymium magnets?
Son made one with magnets. Not a very tight/strong fit though. How’s yours?
Saw a pegboard display that I can put beside the sink. Son said it will take half a spool but should be good.View attachment 103113
He’s made a few attachments as well as a bunch of hooks.View attachment 103114
Think he said 14hrs. View attachment 103110
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I found a good AMS unit that’s supposed to be better than the original. He printed everything but the two motors and a few tubes. Saved $200. He’s happy.View attachment 103112
Now he’s got to figure out how to get it all back into the tent.
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He printed this the other day but he doesn’t like it. He has lots of magnets for his projects but the lid just seems too flimsy. He likes mine better but needs a lighter compartment. View attachment 103115
Son made one with magnets. Not a very tight/strong fit though. How’s yours?
Take the covers off?Son was able to resize and change supports so it finally printed properly. Testing two now with good results so far.
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I’d hit one, break it, nock the pole over, tear the tent, fall back off my stool, fall into a coughing fit, have Willow on my chest wondering what game I’m playing, while my son is laughing in the doorway. I’ll just leave it on.Take the covers off?
They just collect dust and interfere with the windflow
I’d hit one, break it, nock the pole over, tear the tent, fall back off my stool, fall into a coughing fit, have Willow on my chest wondering what game I’m playing, while my son is laughing in the doorway. I’ll just leave it on.
Seriously it’s more of an ocd thing. Looks broken off.![]()
Any of you experts know why this occurs and how to stop it?
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It printed in this vertical position with tree supports.
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It’s two parts that are well designed and fit together perfectly.
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This is a prototype that will be used for testing before being printed in PETG. I’d like to solve this error before making the final print.
TIA
I’m hoping it’s the type since PETG is recommended. But he’s had this happen in other prints. Might be the brand he’s buying.I'd print it again but use a different filament.
I'm betting it's in the filament itself, maybe a thin spot in the line, moisture, air bubbles in the plastic etc.
If it does the same thing with a different filament then you know it's not the filament and it's something in the slicer settings that did it.
The rest of the print looks good though so I'm thinking it was just a bad stretch of filament in the spool
I’m hoping it’s the type since PETG is recommended. But he’s had this happen in other prints. Might be the brand he’s buying.
I want to buy a Dark Earth PETG spool to do this in. Any recommendations?
He’s mentioned before that splicing was needed and using STL files can require reworking. Not always successfully.
He’s on the midnight shift so I’ll talk to him when he’s up tonight.
Thanks Bandit
He’s aware of some of these brands. He’s also buying by color first and price second. He’s got a few good ones though. Still learning what works best for him/us. He has a PETG and PLA+ but in black as we use that colour the most. But for somewhat obvious reasons I don’t want another black chassis.I doubt my recs would be any good man but I'll toss 'em out to ya.
My first thing is usually color then price. I've hit and missed on a lot of spools.
I can vouch for Overture, Creality, and Flashforge.
Sunlu has been good but also a few bad spools, like maybe 4 bad spools out of 30 used.
Brands I avoid due to horrible experiences are Shengtian (gold metal), and Yousu.
Metal colors, bi and tri-color, and silks are super hit and miss for me. I've learned to shop for those in the small .5KG spools
When I find a reliable one I buy it in different colors when it's on sale. Like right now most of my supply is Overture and Sunlu. My spool of food grade is from Carbon Brand and it's very good but pricey.
Prime Day is coming so that's a time to buy in the USA but not sure for Y'all up north.
Another on my radar is PCTG for prints requiring durability and some UV resistance. It's supposed to be like a super strength PETG but it's almost $40/2KG spool in the USA.
I also wanna try using a .2 nozzle for finer print results.
Yes, but not for anything that needed more strength. We use black the most and he only had PLA+ and PETG in black.Zen, have you tried pla+ filament? i find it stronger than petg but easy on the printer like pla. pretty much all i use anymore. i like the elegoo rapid series.
it was vacuum sealed. So either the better quality and type or maybe no humidity issues helped solve the artifact issues.
No… I mean our main floor was 85% humidity for a week. Since PLA/PLA+ holds water I figure that using a fresh spool that just arrived in the last 12hrs might do better and have less artifacts or errors.you mean you've bought filament that wasn't vacuum wrapped? if so what brand? so i can stay away!! haha
No… I mean our main floor was 85% humidity for a week. Since PLA/PLA+ holds water I figure that using a fresh spool that just arrived in the last 12hrs might do better and have less artifacts or errors.
Regardless it printed great this time. Just need a 1/4” longer mounting bolt to connect the chassis now.