Poolshark314
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Did similar to run a cable through a grommetWanted a hole plug with an O-ring seal for the hole in the back window of my Audi where I removed the wiper, so I'm making one.
The Everything 3D Printer Thread
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69charged
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Is this also a spot to be able to get someone to print speaker rings for me? I have all the dimensions from the manufacturer website. I was looking for MDF rings, but I like the idea of plastic ones better. Someone can PM me if needed.
Thanks
Thanks
really good sale on 10kg blocks: 8.6 shipped a kg
might be something designed already: thangs.com to search
moab11
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Looking forward to seeing the new layout!
this is the rough plan I have laid out. 3- 60" long 24" deep shelving units.
in blue here.
24x24 is the sump pump corner top right. top left is my safe.
72 x 36 work/ packing table.
if i can find a 36x24 unit i'll put it in here for more storage space
slodat
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Excellent use of Fusion sketches!!
69charged
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Thanks for the suggestion. Had a look and couldn’t find anything for those specific speakers. Have a couple DM’s so will see where it goes.
Thanks
Clarence
rough idea is 3 per shelf. 3 shelves populated per rack at full pop. pulling a 20a circuit per rack seems correct to future proof at 150w allowance per printing printer. allows for a printer or two to be heating at any given time.
27 printers total is crazy to think about. at 1,5kg a print a day that would be about 40kg a day burn. 88 lbs. a 90 day supply would be 3600kg. almost 4 tons. which now we're getting into a containers worth of filament for a year supply.
27 printers total is crazy to think about. at 1,5kg a print a day that would be about 40kg a day burn. 88 lbs. a 90 day supply would be 3600kg. almost 4 tons. which now we're getting into a containers worth of filament for a year supply.
Couple prints in this project that's finally nearing completion
Powermatic 1150 drill press with a 3 phase motor. Put in a vfd to manage the 3 phase side, but then using the HZ control to give extra speed control(on top of the mechanical control via variable pulley/Reeves drive), but also have LED buttons, rotary disconnect, directional switch and not yet functional spindle RPM.
Both face plates printed, the enclosure for the bottom face plate is also printed, as well as the orange pass thru wire grommet/bushing complete with sharpie color change from orange to black where it's visible lol. Printed in orange so it was easier to see in the dark box and highlight it was there when I open this back up in 3 years and have forgotten all I did
. The holder for the spindle speed magnetic pickup sensor has iteration 1 on the printer right now
Powermatic 1150 drill press with a 3 phase motor. Put in a vfd to manage the 3 phase side, but then using the HZ control to give extra speed control(on top of the mechanical control via variable pulley/Reeves drive), but also have LED buttons, rotary disconnect, directional switch and not yet functional spindle RPM.
Both face plates printed, the enclosure for the bottom face plate is also printed, as well as the orange pass thru wire grommet/bushing complete with sharpie color change from orange to black where it's visible lol. Printed in orange so it was easier to see in the dark box and highlight it was there when I open this back up in 3 years and have forgotten all I did
. The holder for the spindle speed magnetic pickup sensor has iteration 1 on the printer right nowXJSuperman
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i suppose its time to not clog this one up with it. its more like a basement room vs a garage... but close enough
The jeepsters garage things
Now with 100% more basement. for now. in time I will build a house with my shop. until then: operation 3d printer farm expansion where we at currently: all the other **** out. shelf up. lights in. art covering mistakes. drywall big sheets up gotta get these two things out...
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Cc_windsurfer
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this is the rough plan I have laid out. 3- 60" long 24" deep shelving units.
in blue here.
24x24 is the sump pump corner top right. top left is my safe.
72 x 36 work/ packing table.
if i can find a 36x24 unit i'll put it in here for more storage space
Make sure you pay attention to air quality and fire detection/suppression.
the thought i have is to isolate the room totally and put in its own air scrubber in there.
something along these lines:
active charcoal is the key IIRC.
welp ordered it. lets see how it does.
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moab11
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Looking forward to see what you think of the filter. For now I've just been running my HRV constantly when printing as it draws the exhaust air from the same room, but I would like some sort of filtration system instead of just relying on that.
not sure how much truth thre is to the onboard sensor but it thinks it did a bang up job.
Just got the Bambu PS1 and right out of the box, just plain works.
My question is about printing a simple bin. Any suggestions on nozzle size, print speed or any other settings to reduce print time.
I plan on printing a bunch of these in different sizes and looking for help on balance of time vs quality of print.
Bins will 2x2x2 up to 10x4x2 and everything in between
Currently I have the .4 nozzle and this will use the PLA Basic.
Thanks for any help.
Kevin
My question is about printing a simple bin. Any suggestions on nozzle size, print speed or any other settings to reduce print time.
I plan on printing a bunch of these in different sizes and looking for help on balance of time vs quality of print.
Bins will 2x2x2 up to 10x4x2 and everything in between
Currently I have the .4 nozzle and this will use the PLA Basic.
Thanks for any help.
Kevin
Start with default settings then start adjusting stuff as you go and look at the results in print quality and speed, then iterate from there.
I haven't printed any bins on the Bambu yet, but when I was running them on the Prusa I was running with .6 CHT nozzle and bumping up extruder temps a bit to push more flow
niget2002
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What size bed heaters are you running that you can get away with 150w/printer? The small 12v heat bed on my old 3d printer is 120w. The AC heatbed on my larger 300mm^3 printer is 750w.rough idea is 3 per shelf. 3 shelves populated per rack at full pop. pulling a 20a circuit per rack seems correct to future proof at 150w allowance per printing printer. allows for a printer or two to be heating at any given time.
27 printers total is crazy to think about. at 1,5kg a print a day that would be about 40kg a day burn. 88 lbs. a 90 day supply would be 3600kg. almost 4 tons. which now we're getting into a containers worth of filament for a year supply.
this is from others posting about it. but during the heat up phase it runs it up hard. then stabilizes to just maintain temp.
how many we talking? the E3D .6 CHT nozzle absolutely rips on PETG. with PLA it'd be even faster.
this is a PETG print i just kicked off. 10 hours for 600g of filament
10-20 right away, I'm sure many more as I get to each of the drawers for measurements. But it would be nice to print faster on other parts.
Is this what you are talking about?
https://www.bondtech.se/product/bondtech-cht-coated-brass-nozzle/
Or this?
https://e3d-online.com/products/bondtech-cht-v6-nozzles
What about High Flow Hotend?
https://e3d-online.com/products/hf-obx-bambu
When I google the E3D .6 CHT nozzle I get lots of hits, seems this is sold made / by many.
Thanks
Kevin
sorry - this guy: https://e3d-online.com/products/hf-obx-bambu is what i run and can churn out a good chunk in a go. what used to be 3 walls is now 2 thick walls.
you could also take your .4 factory and just dial the speeds up dramatically. also with acceleration. and max cubic mm/s
If you're running a Bambu you need the last one as it's a complete hot end setup. The first 2 are nozzle only's for printers that just swap the nozzle such as Prusa
Thank you both for the correct part selection if I decide to go that route, hopefully this helps others
Is the UK web site the only / best place to get this? Seems with shipping it is about $100
Kevin
niget2002
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I'm on another board talking about printer flow rates. The cht nozzles are getting some good numbers over there too.
Biqu's "lite" hot end has some huge flow numbers. Works especially well on corexy machines where the lighter extruder helps too.
I'm working on installing one of their v2s extruders on my test machine.
Biqu's "lite" hot end has some huge flow numbers. Works especially well on corexy machines where the lighter extruder helps too.
I'm working on installing one of their v2s extruders on my test machine.
I'm with XJ...start printing and see how it does, then swap to a .6 nozzle and see how far you can push before you hit the limit of the hot end. Then decide if the 100 bucks on the nozzle is worth it
my normal production settings from memory:
P1S/P1P: Factory heater element
E3D nozzle in .6 https://e3d-online.com/products/hf-obx-bambu
PETG
258 nozzle temp
.38 layer height
36 cmms flow rate
375-400mm/s for the walls/infill
top surface 150 mms
acceleration for normal/outer wall is 16,000
travel 750mms
P1S/P1P: Factory heater element
E3D nozzle in .6 https://e3d-online.com/products/hf-obx-bambu
PETG
258 nozzle temp
.38 layer height
36 cmms flow rate
375-400mm/s for the walls/infill
top surface 150 mms
acceleration for normal/outer wall is 16,000
travel 750mms
bugnut
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kaymccampbell
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Nifty. Like those rebar hats. Did you print them with fuzz?
safety first.
yup. thats .2/.08 fuzz.
first print on the hanger setup is going. now we sleep and pray.
