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Yes that is actual speed. Table about hit me in the face a couple times while trying to watch, LOL.
ok so how fast does it print one of them test cubes out then
The piece pictured took 57mins. I have since redesigned it with thinner walls, shortened the height and that one took 32mins.
There are 3 speeds,
Lol
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I’ll be curious to know how that works out for you. I have another type I bought a while back and while it does fuse the filament together, it doesn’t do it very cleanly and I almost always have issues with the fused piece getting jammed in the printer. I’ve taken to using my small chunks up by letting the runout sensor pause the print and swap to another almost empty spool or I just print small shit like lighter sleeves and keychains with the leftovers.This popped up on social media. I bought one for work and one for me. Looks better than even some of the more expensive options on Amazon.
I have the same brand of filament dryer at work and at home and am pleased enough with them.
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If that’s going to live under the hood you may want to run it again with a different material. PLA doesn’t do well on high heat. I would reprint that in PETG or maybe even ABS.
You shouldn’t technically speaking. But if you had the printer in a garage or something where you aren’t around it while printing it should be ok. Lots of folks get the cheap mini grow tents from Amazon to put their printer in with a fume extractor or something when running abs.
that thing will blow off and hit him in the face at about 60mph
Speaking of PETG. I recently finished and today delivered this to a customer. He wanted a fake blower to go on the hood of his Side by Side. Found one he liked meant for a RC car, scaled it up to fit the hood dimensions I was given of 9”s in length, painted in Bambu studio, then printed in 3 pieces, in silver, black, and translucent red PETG. Then glued together with CA glue. He will mount it with 3M double sided tape.
Possibly. I suggested I add some bolt holes but he didn’t want to drill the hood. Not really my problem anymore. Cash is in my wallet and it’s in his hands.that thing will blow off and hit him in the face at about 60mph
good idea
This. PLA will warp and it becomes more brittle with time. PETG, ABS, or ASA would do well. PETG is a little easier to print than ABS. The downside of PETG to me is that you can't blue it together like you can ABS. ABS is great once you get it printing well, but it can warp on the print bed. ASA is supposed to be very similar to ABS mechanically, but doesn't warp quite as much on the bed so it's easier to print. I personally have been OK printing ABS on the Bambu P1S. I'll mention some settings below.
You can on an open printer, the biggest problem is warping on the bed. Open printers can simple put a cardboard box over the printer to create a warm and draft free chamber and then dial the settings. Things to do/dont do
Unfortunately not. My P1S stinks up my office real badly and they are enclosed with charcoal filter.
Would you happen to have a link to the file? I tried looking for 'blower' online, but all I got were links to Kamala Harris...
