Blizz
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I know you said you haven't changed anything, but are you sure that you didn't accidentally enabled a plugin in cura with an alternate fan setting? It's easy to overlook the fact that you still have a plugin instance with all those settings.
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Except someone would promise you life-long chocolate cookies support... ? :lol:
If that gives us up to date secret info over what is going on I can get behind that. Lets start a Daid cookie fund (although Sander seems bribe-able as well
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All of that would be awesome, but poor Daid
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Welcome. I'm sure we'll see a lot more of you once the printer arrives
Be prepared for the new addiction in your life.
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Probably based on the assumption that a nozzle is .4mm wide and you'd want at least 2 passes to get a shell off decent thickness
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Cabo what dremel bits do you use for this? My dremeling on printed models usually results in molten plastic...
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Sander: I suspect it's going to be a bust, so this'll serve to hang it on the wall.
You know, as in "I killed this beastie and kept the head"
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If you want a lot of details I think you're going to have to split it I think. Any support will leave some damage after removal. Perhaps you should take a look at https://www.ultimaker.com/blogs/news/2014/07/02/3d-printed-lightsaber-design-philosophy. Might give you some ideas on how to split this.
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From http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:257911. Tried to print this one a couple times already in the past but always had issues with the little pieces initially becoming detached. So learning more I went back to it once in a while and finally succeeded in getting it out fairly okay
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I doubt if you will ever be able to make a satisfactory print of this on a Ultimaker (or any FFD printer), Maybe something for a monthly challenge :wink:
My thoughts exactly.
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You can just pop up, no one is running an ad blocker there
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Woah those teeth (and pretty much everything else) are going to be a b*ch to print without a lot of support...
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Nico: Last meeting they went around and were diagnosing stuff on peoples printers (and helping them fix it) without people even requesting. I really don't think they would mind. It's a good bunch of lads
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Yeah, my car needs some mileage
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@Sander: No go I'm afraid. I can't even get it to come through the nozzle anymore, no matter what I try. Guess I'll have to play a bit with the tension of the arm of the feeder to get that working.
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Good to know, going to try it as well then
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Guess HC it is then, thanks for the advice
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Good to know
What would be the best way (read cheapest) to get from Heathrow to Canary Wharf, if I'm allowed to abuse your knowledge a bit?
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DonMilne: Whenever I see a combination of philips screws and exerting force I immediately put on gloves, those things are nasty sharp
Arjan: Yeah indeed, but that is a longer wait
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I prefer those as well but unfortunately wasn't able to locate M3 screws with a flat torx head
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I have the same issue, also with the right fan. UM promised me about a month ago they would send me a replacement for it. Never heard of it again. Sigh
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The clever way to do it is these:
I've stabbed and cut myself plenty of times so I now have a habit of putting those on first.
And yes, the ground filament does hinder regular extrusion if its bad enough.
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Talk about dedication
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Charles for regular filament my UM2 was already pretty awesome, so quality wise not that I have noticed.
I installed it for all the other advantages:
- It allows changing filament very easily
- Has the snap on for flexibel filament.
- It's a lot easier to clean after grinding.
- It allows changing filament very easily
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Ultimaker2 Feeder System - Improvements and Ideas
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300 for an MK8? Seems a tad low to me.
I've had it set to 365 when I was using it (temporarily reverted back to the stock gear for now).
The value for the original one is 282.