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Deviant posted:sketchup? do not attempt to create 3D printable models with sketchup
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god help me, I just downloaded freecad (realthunder branch)
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contour gauge
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armorer posted:They make smaller ones where the pins are steel wires, maybe that would work? I have such a one, it's 6 inches long and I don't see how you could need something more precise than it
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if you're just reusing the packets that came with the spool, they're probably saturated and not doing anything
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Javid posted:Do I need to run them through my dehydrator or something? (Spools or packets, really) Yes, but if you're serious about it, get this so you'll know when to: https://www.amazon.com/Dry-Desiccan...29065455&sr=8-3 You can print containers for it, preferably out of clear filament so you can see the color better. Also, in my experience, the silica gel lasts longer in an airtight tote than it did when I was using freezer bags.
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Another tip, superglue is water activated, store it with silica gel
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please learn a real CAD package, it's for your own good
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Ships and tanks are extremely popular now thanks to various f2p games
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xilni posted:Hoping someone can help me solve this issue: Thermal warping. Either the ends detached from the bed or it overcame the magnets and curled the whole thing up (I have seen this happen).
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I suggest the "mouse ears" technique
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xilni posted:Does the brim functionality in Prusa slicer do the same thing? I've been looking into using it for my next attempt and it sounds similar. Yes, but I suggest mouse ears because a: You can add them only to the ends where they're actually needed b: Mouse ears are physically stronger than brims (brims peel off easily while mouse ears must be cut)
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your cable is physically broken
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My employer has been approached by a new printer maker, "FabMinds", to develop a phone app. This would be a combination printer store, filament store, 3D model repository and store, printer controller and slicer. It will finally usher in the era of 3d printing for the masses. lol
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do note that if your hotend is still new and shiny, the IR thermometer is probably inaccurate
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Prusa switched all their printer parts from ABS to PETG except the fan duct
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Chainclaw posted:edit: For colors (especially if you're painting), do people still avoid black filament? Last time I was heavily ordering plastic, everyone discouraged using black because concerns about manufacturing quality across the board. It looks like it's probably less true now that so many manufacturers pushing their manufacturing precision so hard. Black seems fine, what causes problems for me is white
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NewFatMike posted:What are you using to melt your eutectic alloy? he said a tea light
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so this longer thing, not looking good huh
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Sagebrush posted:lmao 
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biracial bear for uncut posted:Pretty sure that if your use case is generating high-detail miniature prints that you're going to be spending a lot more in time/money/labor than just buying said miniatures from whoever originally created them. I see you've never looked at games workshop prices. Also warhammer minis come unpainted
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biracial bear for uncut posted:$10.49 on Amazon you realize those model kits are more labor intensive than a one-piece print
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I have one TPU that rips PEI off the bed and a different one from the same brand that doesn't stick at all, so have fun figuring that out
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so, it turns out you pretty much can't recycle any plastic anywhere
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The composters also don't want it because it takes too long to degrade, doesn't contribute any nutrients, and probably contains unknown additives
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the reviews on that one don't look promising tbh
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InternetJunky posted:I've been running into this particular issue a few times recently -- when I print super thin parts (ie. bowstrings or arrows) in resin the thin part warps very badly after it's all processed. Sometimes it straightens back again after drying, but other times it never does. Any advice/tips on what to do in these cases? I'd like to point out that this bow's limbs are not bent as they should be, making the string comically long, also the draw length is way too long, the artist should fix this 
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Paradoxish posted:More or less, yeah. Hey, at least it's not SLS where they throw out half the leftover powder after every print
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Sagebrush posted:I don't know why you'd want a plotter
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Neat spool winding is a marketing gimmick that doesn't actually matter.
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what are you going to do with the lid, have it take up space elsewhere instead of on the pritner where it fits perfectly?
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because nobody wants to implement a CAD kernel just to slice models
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I dropped some in water once to see what would happen, and they broke in half
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I mean, what plastic do they make the dishwashers out of
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the difference is you can actually hear if the 3d printer got quieter
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goddamnedtwisto posted:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4694654 There's also this if you prefer cold hard cash https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:201097
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IPA is literally hand sanitizer my dude
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If it is ABS, I guess there's solvent welding?
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There is no "prusa patent", the gently caress are you talking about
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