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insta posted:Currently building Tridents right now. I've built 2.4s in the past.
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i cannot believe that there is a 3d printer device called the Enraged Rabbit Carrot Feeder open-source people should not be allowed to name things ever
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Is it not a 3d printed device for safely feeding enraged rabbits? ie keeping fingers out of the way or something?
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Sagebrush posted:i cannot believe that there is a 3d printer device called the Enraged Rabbit Carrot Feeder Now I want to invent some accessories so I can name them after Opossums.
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Jan 5, 2023 19:01
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Sagebrush posted:i cannot believe that there is a 3d printer device called the Enraged Rabbit Carrot Feeder Oh man if you want to see some whacky naming for files look in to the stuff that is used to evade Games Workshop name searching their models. Enraged Prime Beefs fighting Jean Thieves is just the tip of that iceberg.
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Jan 5, 2023 19:03
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Sagebrush posted:i cannot believe that there is a 3d printer device called the Enraged Rabbit Carrot Feeder You say that..... But the name makes sense if you've seen it in action. Sound on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu-BvQQyJjU And this is an enviorment where we have X1 Carbon, Mk3s, SV01, and while we're there, a naming convention of 1, 2, 0. In that order.
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Without looking it up, minotaurs fighting... Space elves? I am not nerdy enough for this.
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NomNomNom posted:Without looking it up, minotaurs fighting... Space elves? Primaris space marines vs. Genestealers.
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Sagebrush posted:You could ask a polymer chemist to be sure, but for acetone resistance the best option of the reasonably common FDM filaments is probably nylon. Polypropylene or polyethylene should be even better, but they're very difficult to print. I've seen the filament for sale but I don't know of anyone who uses it seriously. I use those polypropylene amazon pickle jars for cleaning prints and have had one of them filled with acetone for a few years with no degradation. As for the feasibility of printing with polypropylene - I have no idea.
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Nerobro posted:You say that..... But the name makes sense if you've seen it in action. Sound on. Nothing in that video makes me think of rabbits or carrots and the sound is just normal motors and mechanisms. What am I supposed to be seeing? I say stop with all the le monkey cheese bacon ~random~ names and also with all the twee cutewashed tech company names while we're at it. Bring back the 1950s style of product naming and call this device the 9-in-1 Mult-O-Matic Autoloader.
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Yeah but then your competitor just has to call theirs the 10-in-1 and BOOM you're hosed, totally obsolete.
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Sagebrush posted:Nothing in that video makes me think of rabbits or carrots and the sound is just normal motors and mechanisms. What am I supposed to be seeing? Hearing, not seeing. I suppose it depends on weather you've heard a rabbit munching on stuff. I was angry about the name till I saw the orignial video. Makerbot had the thing-o-matic. Naming of ~things~ is hard. I was behind the "IS board" in like.. 2004. It was a reactionary name because of a company called WAS. (Jim Drew is still a steaming pile of poo.) Even companies who spend lots of money on naming things get it wrong, in dire fashion from time to time. Like.. Looking up what the KN car company is. The worst thing is when people name things in ways that can't be searched. It's not a great name but BabyBelt seems to bring up the right answer always. Nerobro fucked around with this message at 21:59 on Jan 5, 2023 |
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Reminder that Steve Ballmer REALLY wanted Cortana renamed to "Bingo" before he left Microsoft.
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Sagebrush posted:i cannot believe that there is a 3d printer device called the Enraged Rabbit Carrot Feeder Oh, it's a 3d printer device? Though it was an sex toy for power users.
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I always thought it was a backronym attempting to integrate the RCF letters in that order, with what some people having some obsession with the Voron creator, or the very least his nickname. Some homage type of bullshit.
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lmao what? I'd never heard that before. And people say that Prusa has a problem with a personality cult! lomarf
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I got a sick burn lined up for voron. Still got it.
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Acid Reflux posted:For those of us who don't mind the budget filaments - IIID Max has a 15% off end-of-year sale coupon. At current prices, that brings a 10-pack of PLA+ down to $101.92 shipped in the USA. My order of this stuff came today, and so far, so good -- my only complaint is that IIIDMAX's white PLA+ is more of a bone white than I was expecting, compared to the Inland stuff that's brilliant white. I like the shades of blue I got, though.
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Are idex printers much of a thing? Seems like it would be an interesting route to solve some basic multi color printing
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w00tmonger posted:Are idex printers much of a thing? Seems like it would be an interesting route to solve some basic multi color printing Yes. I mean... what else is to say? hah.
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Rexxed posted:I got a sick burn lined up for voron.  GOTTEM
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The Chairman posted:My order of this stuff came today, and so far, so good -- my only complaint is that IIIDMAX's white PLA+ is more of a bone white than I was expecting, compared to the Inland stuff that's brilliant white. I like the shades of blue I got, though. The white is definitely a bit lackluster, I got a couple of rolls for the first time in my most recent order and was a little disappointed. I love every other one of their colors that I've tried, which is most of them at this point, but will definitely be sticking with my usual eSun (who I think is also the OEM for Inland, or at least used to be) for a nice bright white.
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Rexxed posted:I got a sick burn lined up for voron. The Moron was the badass Portal-themed Voron! 
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w00tmonger posted:Are idex printers much of a thing? Seems like it would be an interesting route to solve some basic multi color printing They’re definitely better than a lot of MMU solutions, but to accommodate the extra heads, you lose build area on the left and right because otherwise they’ll interfere with each other. And just like the name suggests, you’re limited to two extruders.
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Sagebrush posted:i cannot believe that there is a 3d printer device called the Enraged Rabbit Carrot Feeder The Enraged Rabbit Carrot Feeder is the multi filament solution I want to try soon, But I've had to write that name down in like three places because it's impossible to remember or reverse engineer.
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Got my shipping notification for the Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro, and it's shipping from my town? Knowing canadian shippers though I'll see it Monday if I'm lucky even though it's projected for today
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IMO, for an eventual ERCFv2, someone needs to figure out a sane printable mechanism that allows using a Y-splitter on the head and preload the next filament close to the hotend while printing. FDM printing is already excruciatingly slow, gently caress me if you add the delays from filament un-/feeding multiple times a layer.
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My Bambu should be here next week, time to retire my oldest printer to make room. I hate having to make room 
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The Eyes Have It posted:My Bambu should be here next week, time to retire my oldest printer to make room. I hate having to make room What'd you wind up ordering?
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Combat Pretzel posted:IMO, for an eventual ERCFv2, someone needs to figure out a sane printable mechanism that allows using a Y-splitter on the head and preload the next filament close to the hotend while printing. FDM printing is already excruciatingly slow, gently caress me if you add the delays from filament un-/feeding multiple times a layer. as far as I can tell the ERCF is basically a (theoretically) more reliable version of the Prusa MMU2, which is a terrible way of doing multi-material printing even when it works. Tool! Changing!
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Sagebrush posted:Tool! Changing!
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mattfl posted:What'd you wind up ordering? X1 Carbon combo, so I am looking forward to multicolor prints. I had a brief dalliance with Prusa's MMU, but decided against it and have done without, but I'm looking forward to seeing if the Bambu solves all my problems 
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Anybody have any experience at all with commercial automated printing systems? The ones that automatically de-plate and sometimes wash and cure prints so you can run machines unattended overnight and the like? I’m looking to spend a truly stupid amount of money to replace some very high capacity commercial printers and i’m flying blind with this next-level poo poo, don’t wanna roll the dice on a 5-6 figure investment
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Ambrose Burnside posted:Anybody have any experience at all with commercial automated printing systems? The ones that automatically de-plate and sometimes wash and cure prints so you can run machines unattended overnight and the like? I’m looking to spend a truly stupid amount of money to replace some very high capacity commercial printers and i’m flying blind with this next-level poo poo, don’t wanna roll the dice on a 5-6 figure investment Formlabs just announced one that looks pretty promising.
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Birthday's coming up so I bought a Neptune 2S. Got to get me a bed leveling sensor, I think. But it won't be here for a while so I have time. Any suggested improvements to the software/hardware?
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Acid Reflux posted:The white is definitely a bit lackluster, I got a couple of rolls for the first time in my most recent order and was a little disappointed. I love every other one of their colors that I've tried, which is most of them at this point, but will definitely be sticking with my usual eSun (who I think is also the OEM for Inland, or at least used to be) for a nice bright white. IIID MAX's "candy red" is weird and bad, but almost everything else they do is pretty good. Weirdly, I've noticed that most of their dark filaments print more nicely than the light ones. It's not just a trick of the light, either - like if I use their purple, dark blue or "night gray" (actually my favorite filament color) I get a smoother top surface than their light blue or their yellow. The Eyes Have It posted:X1 Carbon combo, so I am looking forward to multicolor prints. I had a brief dalliance with Prusa's MMU, but decided against it and have done without, but I'm looking forward to seeing if the Bambu solves all my problems And give you new problems of ridiculous amounts of waste. 
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NewFatMike posted:Formlabs just announced one that looks pretty promising. Yeah, they've been working on automating that end of things for years now. They recognized early that care & feeding of printers (loading, reloading, popping parts, cleaning parts, etc) is a huge labor cost when things scale up. I'd love to manage a professional print farm. That and caretaking fields of solar panels are my modern-day equivalent of daydreaming about being a shepherd.
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https://twitter.com/3dpNero/status/1611453520443760643 https://twitter.com/3dpNero/status/1611455317727903745 This seems...suboptimal. edit: apparently it's worse than that; he induced thermal runaway during print heat-up by loosening the thermistor edit2: the P1P exhibits the same behavior. great! tracecomplete fucked around with this message at 22:26 on Jan 6, 2023 |
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Since I have a long tradition of breaking things when I pull them apart and need to do some maintenance on my Prusa MK3, I bought a Sovol SV06 as backup. The frame is quite rigid, and the gantries are well put together. If the manual took as much inspiration from Prusa as the printer it would be an easy recommendation for a first printer for most people. The only 2 things I don't like are:
For the $330AUD I paid it's great value, and certainly a far cry from the Anet A2 I bought for the same price about 6 years ago! tracecomplete posted:Weirdly, I've noticed that most of their dark filaments print more nicely than the light ones. I thought this was a constant across all filaments because they need to add more colourant for the lighter colours? Dia de Pikachutos fucked around with this message at 22:34 on Jan 6, 2023 |
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tracecomplete posted:IIID MAX's "candy red" is weird and bad, but almost everything else they do is pretty good. Definitely a huge fan of the Night Gray myself, and have also recently discovered that I really like the lighter Space Gray too. I agree that the Candy Red is a bit odd, but I've found the sort of muted translucence of it useful in a couple of things. Still have most of the roll though, don't really see ever using a ton of it and probably wouldn't buy it again.
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