I like it when it works.
only a 10 minute difference to go to normal supports for this print tho.
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only a 10 minute difference to go to normal supports for this print tho.
kaymccampbell
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The inner two and outer two look to be different materials. My experience with PETG, which is small, says the inner two are PETG, cause my pieces had that funny grain to it on the bottom. Which means it's probably the other way round.
LeonardY
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Amazon is your friend. I get stuff the next day still with free shipping.well ****. guess im down for the holiday weekend. had 7 days worth of jobs lined up with a big 2 day one starting now
yea i think i pieced together what i need.
i also ordered OEM from prusa just in case.
bugnut
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Poolshark314
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The NOCO Genius chargers have mounting holes, but I didn't want to have to actually unscrew the charger from the wall just to move it to another car. Also, the included screws are garbage. Created a new quick access mount that lets me just grab the charger and move it to another mount. All LEDs and button is accessible while in the mount. Can also be reversed so charger is AC plug down instead of up.
kppolich
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I recently received a Milwaukee M18 heat gun as a gift and decided to design/print some Wall Control mounts for the (2) attachments it came with.
STL Files: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6055217
STL Files: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6055217
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Well, I bit the bullet today and ordered a Bambu X1CC.
You guys are just having too much fun not to join in.
Got this one cuz I really didn't want ANOTHER rabbit hole to fall into, wanted something good to go out of the box.
Plus some cool features and speed.
BobL.
You guys are just having too much fun not to join in.
Got this one cuz I really didn't want ANOTHER rabbit hole to fall into, wanted something good to go out of the box.
Plus some cool features and speed.
BobL.
welp time to explore thangs.com for all the models you didnt know you needed to print
Poolshark314
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If you wait on the bulk deals you can generally get under $15/kg. Sunlu puts on a 10 x 1kg rolls for $99 a lot. I actually just checked and they have it on right now:got the lil mini cranking away. when this one is done I loaded up the print plate to burn off some red. what is everyone spending per KG or PETG? im between 19 and 21 depending on color.
SUNLU | 3D Printing Materials specialist
Founded in July 2013, SUNLU specializes in the research, development, production, and sales of 3D printing materials and accessories. With over a decade of experience in the industry, SUNLU has established a strong foundation and earned a trusted reputation worldwide.
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If you wait on the bulk deals you can generally get under $15/kg. Sunlu puts on a 10 x 1kg rolls for $99 a lot. I actually just checked and they have it on right now:
SUNLU | 3D Printing Materials specialist
Founded in July 2013, SUNLU specializes in the research, development, production, and sales of 3D printing materials and accessories. With over a decade of experience in the industry, SUNLU has established a strong foundation and earned a trusted reputation worldwide.
yup been checking.
for "production" i might go with 5kg spools from here. 18.60 to my door per KG.
5KG Texas Size Spool PETG 3D printer filament 1.75 mm 11 lbs
Reliable and high quality materials, awesome prices. We are located in Houston, Texas. Technical support via email and phone.
www.zyltech.com
I have been looking around the shop and wondering where to put the BL X1cc i ordered and I pondered whether to hook it up to 115V or 220v outlets (both available).
The specs look a little odd to me, but what do i know, it sez,
100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1000W@220V, 350W@110V
Is it not odd that it takes more amps at 220v?
Just curious.
BobL.
The specs look a little odd to me, but what do i know, it sez,
100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1000W@220V, 350W@110V
Is it not odd that it takes more amps at 220v?
Just curious.
BobL.
i just made up some quick spool holders for the new printer location i want to use. took me less than a conference call length.
plus a piece of 3/4 conduit.
Poolshark314
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Most printers have the PSU capability to switch between the two, but a printer would generally only come with the power cord for one or the other depending on region. I would guess you'll get a NEMA 5-15 cord
the extra wattage on the high voltage?
its just how resistive heaters work. the resistance stays the same but the voltage increases so it sends 4x the power.
more common is water heater elements:
Ahh, thank you for that.the extra wattage on the high voltage?
its just how resistive heaters work. the resistance stays the same but the voltage increases so it sends 4x the power.
more common is water heater elements:
BobL.
laser3kw
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your printer doesn't have restart (where it left off)?
WoodsTruck
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On a cold restart, is there concern about good adhesion to the base layer at that contact point?
i dont believe so. but even if it did it'd still be
no for PETG. heated bed and all. when the bed cools down the parts basically fall off.
Outlander
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still loving the creativity and applications of this thread 
slowtwitch73
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^^^ no place for a gun? Pffffft.
LeonardY
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Woke up to this.
Mmmmm Spaghetti.
If the only the printer could dispense marinara sauce...
Mmmmm Spaghetti.
If the only the printer could dispense marinara sauce...
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Damn Engineers.