Blizz
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Printing with flexible filament!
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Didier: It would be in Gent, so I don't know about the distance for you.
I also don't know if they will allow us to do it during the weekend there, guess that will become clear somewhere after September.
I agree about the weekend for the ones in Utrecht though. I love to come to those meetings but it's a lot of effort to make it there in time for me as well
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Thanks for the stone blizz! will send a picture tomorrow when its fitted
.For next time people should where a button with there forum names on it !!!
Would be nice to get some faces with the names
I'm curious about it indeed.
I'll make sure to bring my name-tag again... or perhaps print a new one, dunno yet. I guess the 6 weeks timer has been reset.
Does anyone still recall what flavours where in the the CF sample pack?
Some bronzefill, glow in the dark, 2 woodfills (?)
Wish they had added tags to it
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Thanks to the people of Colorfabb (I kniw it's only the brand name, but everyone knows you like that) for the presentation and the samples! Eagerly awaiting the newly announced filament!
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Didier:
Looks exactly like what I was looking for, thank you for that!
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@Sander: Is Daid going to be there? Just need to know if I have to stop in the chocolate-cookie store in advance
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IRobertI did it for his feeder, if he misses the topic (which I doubt
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Thanks Titus.
Yeah it's the gearvase indeed. The couple in question spotted the vase on my 3d printed album on FB and expressed their love for it, hence the idea was born.
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Welcome!
You won't regret it, it's a pretty awesome piece of machinery
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It did take a long time, but the receiving couple was one we hold dear so it was worth it.
Initially I tried printing 3 roses but the retraction messed up my filament. It's already bad for one, let alone the constant switching between 3. Ended up using 0.1mm layers and a print speed of 50mm/s. Took just under 3 hours per rose head.
For the stems I initially wanted those with thorns but that would result in about an hour extra to print the support and I needed 10 (one for every year they were together before the marriage)
So I took the one without, made it longer and then printed it with a brim (it has almost zero contact surface with the plate so I didn't want to take the risk). Those took about 45 minutes per piece.The vase was also printed at the same settings and took about 10 hours. All in all about 65 hours including the mistakes and do overs. But they were really happy with it
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Taulman3D has started a kickstarter project for their 6 new materials:
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I have made this one a week or so ago, but didn't want to publish pictures until we gave it away:
My take on a bouquet to give as a present on a wedding. Something that doesn't wither after a couple of days
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My stone for projectEGG
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Zumfab: I am. I am using Roberts feeder though. I haven't been able to get it to work on my original feeder, but some people have apparently. SanderVG mentioned in the past he was able to print ninjaflex out of the box iirc.
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I've used it the first days I had the printer, simply because the alternative overwhelmed me as I had no clue what all that stuff meant. About a week or 2 later I switched to advanced and never looked back. But it's a phaze every n00b needs to go through
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Good thing, I thought for a sec he was taking it backSander gave him this Ultimaker 2.
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There is a http://umforum.ultimaker.com/index.php?/forum/47-forum-design-and-system-discussion/ and there is a topic running about it already. In short: Yes, there appear to be problems.
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Sander that would be awesome, I will definitely bring it to the meet. I guess we'll see there if I can leave it. I don't mind mailing it but handing it off is way cooler
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It would be extremely handy to actually see a modified date for a document, in case someone replaced it by a newer version.
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Will there be anyone present that can possibly take my stone from project EGG and give it to anyone involved? Or is it better that I mail it?
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@Leon: cool. Last time I was the only person with an UM2, glad that I won't be this time
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Hope it's not a disk-space issue, those are nasty
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Does the piece that you are printing require a lot of retraction? Because a lot of retraction, perhaps combined with a slightly too high tension on the feeder spring, can cause the filament to be flattened out. If that happens it might get too wide to fit in the bowden tube, get stuck and them get ground by the knurled wheel.
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Ulti-evening suggestions
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Sander: Excellent ideas!