Blizz
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Hmm, I'm using the exact same setup and no problems here so far.
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You can't say you haven't been warned
Hope it's not too bad!
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Tssk
So did I btw. Now if Cura could also slice up a model to print it in multiple pieces to minimise overhangs, that would be awesome
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Raptor claw
Because I have a nephew who's fond of dinosaurs (aren't they all?).
Also because I'm good in roughing things up and that is something you can do here to make it look a bit more real.
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Exactly: If only 2 at a time can enter, lets do that then!
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There is currently a campaign running on IndieGogo for a filament welding clamp.
It allows you to connect a new spool of filament if you are about to run out during a print or just combine a bunch of different colors for some fun
Though I'd share a link to the project. (it runs 'til August 6)
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Also: do you habe some pictures? It's always easier to diagnose of those.
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Hmm nobody tells you about the dangers of 3D printing in advance. Perhaps they should put up a large disclaimer before you're allowed to check out your order notifying you that it can be very addictive, extremely time consuming and that you might get scarred for life...
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I bought it at trideus (belgian store) in case that is of interest. Haven't seen bronzefill yet there, which I want to try, but preferably when I manage to somehow come by a bigger nozzle
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Yeah during the Ulti-Evening I threw up a little ball concerning an "open office day" at Ultimaker but apparently it's so small there that they "would only be able to fit 2 extra people at once"
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http://nasa3d.arc.nasa.gov/models/printable
Nasa just released a set of 3d printable models of spacecraft and meteors etc. Perhaps someone finds these useful
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Oh those are nasty cuts! I used to help out friends with a computerstore with assembling PCs. A lot of people just bought the cheapest cases and those didn't had chamfers either. Nasty nasty business! Lost a lot of blood during those days
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W00t finally a good use for my Pi!
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Indeed. More scared by the french thing than the distance
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@Didier: From Antwerp
Might be a doable drive, but my French isn't that good
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Too bad that's a bit out of the way or I would swing by
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Now that it's baptised with blood it will run even better
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No I chose this one because its width causes it to actually press against the feeder motor by using the protective panel as leverage. You can't get it further down and the feeder motor can't move at all.
No wear and tear on any of the screws (only those that attach the feeder, those are pretty much worn out for me)
Btw: Because the axis motor is less deep it's not touching that at all, it's only touching the feeder and the plate.
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@Conz: I've experienced the same whenever I change the feeder and there is a simple workaround.
You know how?
With this:
Probably used slightly different than what it is intended for:
Just don't forget to remove it again afterwards
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Will the new feeder perform better than Roberts + an MK8 gear? If so I would be interested in obtaining one as well for my 1 month old UM2
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As long as the arrows work (and for now my up and down work as well *fingers crossed*) I can manage.
But if I can be of assistance in any way, please don't hesitate to let me know. I'm not scared of technical stuff, so if you need things tested or wrecked, I'm your man.
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Just to be sure it's not the model: Did you try to enable the "X-ray" view mode to see that your model is fully manifold?
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There is definitely some weird shit going on with those support libraries I must say
This morning I could trackpad rotate in all directions suddenly (without modifier keys), but as soon as I selected the model and deselected it, it stopped working. Even after a cura-restart it didn't start working again.
A Coffee between friends :-) How was Your Day ?
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Okay so I downloaded a model for https://www.pinshape.com/items/586-3d-printed-desk-dock-for-iphone-5-5s with a sound chamber and started printing it with support disabled (the idea is that it is open so the sound can go through). About halfway up I suddenly realised that it would have to print the stand for the phone in mid-air, as there would be nothing to support it. Against better judgement I decided to let it continue and weirdly enough this happened:
It only had the hole in the middle to start from. I think the only luck is that the back (where the phone rests again) starts a bit lower. The result is far from perfect, but still, funny that it actually worked. Now let's see if it can close the thing on top, same problem