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DLikely wet material. I have the best luck printing TPU after at least 12 hrs in a dryer and try and print it from the dryer
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DI made my own shelf right after buying my first 3D printer last year. I did so because I couldn't find anything "sturdy" enough at a...
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DI think I shared mine earlier in the thread but too lazy to go find it. This is my setup for the H2C, the X1C sat on top of a two...
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Ddraco_1967 reacted to zkdiesel's post in the thread Ever added any artistic flair to your garage or tools? with
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Ddraco_1967 replied to the thread The Everything 3D Printer Thread.You can leave the AMS plugged in. On the print confirmation screen (the one you screen shotted earlier), there will be a setting to turn...
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Ddraco_1967 replied to the thread The Everything 3D Printer Thread.You have to make sure the material is set on the object before slicing the plate, and make sure that the printer filament is synced to...
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DTPU vise jaw covers
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DGentlemen, my latest contraption. It tops out at about 12mph. I used it at an autocross event last weekend and was able to putter...
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DSave yourself a lot of time and grief and buy a dryer ( Sunlu S2 or AMS HT) drying on the print bed is slow and stops you from using the...
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Ddraco_1967 replied to the thread The Everything 3D Printer Thread.Depends on the filament. I rarely dry PLA, unless it's old or been sitting out for a while. PETG seems to be fine for me if it's...
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DI needed more tig rod tubes on my welding cart than it was designed to hold. I printed a handful of these clip on holds, that when used...
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Ddraco_1967 reacted to PugetDude's post in the thread Puget Dude’s creations and fabrications (Random project thread.) with Love.
Our community landscaper came through big time on the bench installation. He put in an oversized paver pad, a walkway, a flagstone...
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DUnfortunately we aren’t done yet. Three back panels are required – two sides and a center piece. These panels fit around the mounting...