Just now, Moh2020 said:It does not make any difference to me. The important thing is that the size of the printer is large with the right settings for the extruder and other things. The material does not make any difference. I will solve the problem, but I want to enlarge the template according to the program. Thank you.
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I think @LePaul may have printed with concrete. He works for a university and has printed a full scale boat I think? But maybe that was metal? I forget - I have vague memories. But he has certainly done some major cura hacks.
He hasn't posted here in a year but I can get you his email if you want. But try direct messaging him. He might get that as an email. Click on his name and go to his profile and message him directly. I've met him in person and we are facebook friends.
If you do create a profile and/or machine profile it would be nice if you could submit it to the cura team for addition to the printers in the cura list.
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Thanks for thinking of me!
No concrete experience, everything we do is polymers.
Our 3D Printed Boat in 2019 was printed in CF-ABS
We just completed a 3D Printed House using bio materials (wood pla variant)
https://www.boston.com/news/local-news/2022/12/05/umaine-unveils-the-worlds-first-bio-based-3d-printed-house/
In the Concepting Lab I manage, we have 7 Ultimaker S5's, 2 Modix 120X's and we're assembling an modifying a Voron 2.4. My "hobby' turned into a full time job. (Better budget too!)
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It does not make any difference to me. The important thing is that the size of the printer is large with the right settings for the extruder and other things. The material does not make any difference. I will solve the problem, but I want to enlarge the template according to the program. Thank you. @LePaul
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