Firstram
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Just do it in a Chinese accent
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PAToyota
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It sold for $576 + $250 loading fee = $826 - closer to under a grand than $500...
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shut up; auction math!
Void_of_Light
Keeping I.T. real
Something that might help someone else. I needed to print a few things with 100% infill. They kept coming out fuzzy and terrible quality. I saw online that instead of changing the infill, change the number of top and bottom layers to 999.
I printed it last night and the part came out perfect.
I printed it last night and the part came out perfect.
chaplinfj60
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thansk thats a neat idea
chaplinfj60
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this is my tpu drama. from what i am reading i maybe wet filament. so now its drying for 10 hours in dryer
but also been reading i need to slow down speed of travel
but also been reading i need to slow down speed of travel
chaplinfj60
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i am using creality for my slicer and the setting are hard to get too, some menus is some stuff and another menu is the rest. what a better slicer? i think i used orca but then i got the k1c and just used the default slicer.
chaplinfj60
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and that maybe, or speed is too fast. i slowed the speed down for the other layer and they look good it almost looks like it went to **** on the inside maybe looking again
Ummduh
Red Skull
Quite a few places I read said to use a new nozzle for tpu, one that hasn't run a anything else yet.
I took the opportunity to switch to a 0.6 at the same time.
I like to print a benchy or a temperature tower first instead of the thing you're trying to print.
I took the opportunity to switch to a 0.6 at the same time.
I like to print a benchy or a temperature tower first instead of the thing you're trying to print.
I like orca. There's probably a machine profile for you k1 so you don't have to figure that out.
As soon as elegoo follows the ****ing license and puts the network module into open source ill be free of the propretary version myself.
The irony of a Chinese company claiming copyright infringement. IP theft is one of the pillars of thier business strategy.This is gonna be fun.
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chaplinfj60
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that scoop is awesomeI wanted to force air through the oil cooler so I modeled and printed some scoops. The center support interference fit is wrong and it cracked in the weakest point. I'm remodeling and printing a new one shortly.
PAToyota
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i found it on thingiverse
Milwaukee Packout 48-22-8436 by AZ_SCAN_2_STL
Scan of the Milwaukee Packout 48-22-8436. This is just a scan of the interior for you to design your own storage needs.www.thingiverse.com
So I played with this some more for the heck of it. A few issues:
- It is scanned at a pretty high resolution, so there is a lot to work with. I cut it down to 25% of the polygons (which took awhile) and that made it much more manageable to deal with.
- The form isn't closed since they only scanned one side. That makes some operations more difficult to deal with.
- I'm just learning the mesh stuff with Fusion, so it isn't fast and I'm probably doing things wrong.
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So I played with this some more for the heck of it. A few issues:
However, I got to the point where I could at least make a divider for the tray. I know, not much, but something and it has spurred me to learn more.
- It is scanned at a pretty high resolution, so there is a lot to work with. I cut it down to 25% of the polygons (which took awhile) and that made it much more manageable to deal with.
- The form isn't closed since they only scanned one side. That makes some operations more difficult to deal with.
- I'm just learning the mesh stuff with Fusion, so it isn't fast and I'm probably doing things wrong.
Have you learned how to Mesh Section Sketch yet?
How do I get it programmed to pause?
I have 1 project that I would like to try multi-material - Basically a PETG oil cap and a TPU gasket. If I print the cap upsidown, the last layers would pause and switch to TPU.
other than manually hitting pause button at just the right time, how do I get multiple materials together? Will the TPU bond to the PETG (so I dont have to use adhesive of some sort)?
I am using orcaslicer
Void_of_Light
Keeping I.T. real
After slicing, there should be a bar that shows all the layers. Pull it down to where you want the pause rt click and set change filament.
Thats how mine works anyway.
Thats how mine works anyway.
CarterKraft
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Yeah several different ways but they are all like that, in the Cura there was addon's you could use to add pauses at layers, I think it's easier now more integrated into the slicer.
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I don't think the TPU and PETG will bond.
Also how you can insert magnets or nuts to be embedded in your prints.
Square nuts embedded into pockets are awesome.
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well **** now i have to try that!
Why stop there? Why not microphone, camera, battery, etc?
Lee
Guild of Calamitous Intent
I ***led this file "Bird Poop Preventer."
Tired of the birds clogging up our rain gauges, this is version 3.0 or there about. First version was a plywood circle with the same spike strips screwed to it. That first version was mounted to the post that the rain gauge was on and made servicing the rain gauge a little more difficult. This one being attached to the rain gauge should make servicing simpler. Two thumb screws, and about an eighth of a turn of the cylinder, removes the entire cylinder, and the spike strips come off with it.
Creality PETG, some McMaster Carr hardware; stainless self tappers, 10-24 thumb screw, and and hot melt threaded insert. The bird spikes are some random Amazon offering.
Ummduh
Red Skull
Made a little passthrough housing for the fuel cell. This is just a first draft, definitely don't need that many fastner holes. The scale of it was difficult to judge while designing it.
Going to print a tpu bushing for it, and a whatever top plate to secure it. Kinda just sandwich the bushing in the middle. Bought some heat set inserts to try out.
Going to print a tpu bushing for it, and a whatever top plate to secure it. Kinda just sandwich the bushing in the middle. Bought some heat set inserts to try out.
PAToyota
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I just ran through a couple videos and have learned it now.
With the above, I just put in a plane and then projected onto a sketch. The Mesh Section Sketch is easier. Thanks!
