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Posted (edited) · Post your latest print!

Thanks, ill try lower the temps more, just afraid of that clicking sound. im doing 205 at 30mms with color fabb i didnt notice any difference from 210 to 205 so ill see if 200 or 195,then 190.

Its a memento scan and quick retouch. I cant seem to get good results from memento without having to spend at least a few hours cleaning up the image, especially the hair.

This is it before retouching in case you were wandering.

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I think the shell infill is causing the moire issues, as lowering the temps did nothing, and the lines seem to follow from the infill lines.... unsolvable then. Will try with different PLA, as i never got it this much before.

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    Posted · Post your latest print!

    It's been a long time i didn't post anything here, shame on me!

    I have a special print to show to you guys but i have to prepare a subject about it on my website before

    Meanwhile here are some prints i did recently in woodfill fine wit the olsson block

    A lamp i designed by following a tutorial on Fusion 360

    0.80mm nozzle and 0.40mm layers, nearly all the volume of my UM2 printed in 4h30!

    I disabled retractions and the stringing gives a nice look at the lamp i think

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    Two small prints for 3dhubs, one with the 0.80mm nozzle and 0.2 mm layers:

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    This one with 0.60mm nozzle:

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    Posted · Post your latest print!

    My first arty piece! I printed it hollow so had to fill it full of tissues as it was printing to give support to the areas it wanted to print in thin air! worked ok most of the time, next time ill just give it infill though lol.

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    Posted · Post your latest print!

    I finished a new spool holder for my UMO - Goal here is to not have a long pole sticking out the back of the printer...

    It has come about as a collaboration between me (who got the idea a while back), and a mate from a danish 3d printing group, for whom I described the idea and presented some sketches, he then did the CAD drawings...

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    Posted · Post your latest print!

    Great solution Tommyph1208, nice design.

     

    Thanks, Im quite happy with it, and it falls nicely in line with my other attempts at trying to keep the printer compact and "streamlined"..

    My mate (who did most of the drawings) now added the design to Thingiverse:

    http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1158080

    I added some instructions in the comments...

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    Posted · Post your latest print!

    I finished a new spool holder for my UMO - Goal here is to not have a long pole sticking out the back of the printer...

     

    That's a really cool design, nicely done! The one thing I would probably change is the spring loaded locking mechanism to make it one handed. How about making a part that looks like an upside down "Y" with the rollers on the two downward points. And then a single spring that you pull straight up instead? Or maybe it would even be enough with a single roller up top?

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    Posted · Post your latest print!

    I second Robert`s reply, and also just a quick thought.... Doesn't the tension from those two sprung loaded rollers actually ADD tension to the spoil ? Or do they rotate very freely even when loaded.

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    Posted (edited) · Post your latest print!

     

    I finished a new spool holder for my UMO - Goal here is to not have a long pole sticking out the back of the printer...

     

    That's a really cool design, nicely done! The one thing I would probably change is the spring loaded locking mechanism to make it one handed. How about making a part that looks like an upside down "Y" with the rollers on the two downward points. And then a single spring that you pull straight up instead? Or maybe it would even be enough with a single roller up top?

     

    Thanks a lot!

    It means a lot coming from you Robert, seeing how you seem to pump out quality stuff on a regular basis (you'll notice your own super slick feeder design pulling on the spool there in the picture ;))

    Several people have mentioned trying with just 1 spring loaded pulley, I might just try it to compare... It would make it way faster and simpler to build a full kit.

    What I do now, is to actually lift the spring loaded pulleys with the edge of the spool and then just snap the spool in place in the lower pulleys once its heigh enough, so it can be done one-person, though I agree a single spring loader would be simpler.

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    Posted (edited) · Post your latest print!

    I second Robert`s reply, and also just a quick thought.... Doesn't the tension from those two sprung loaded rollers actually ADD tension to the spoil ?  Or do they rotate very freely even when loaded.

     

    The rollers have 626 bearings inside to make them rotate smoothly, theres also not a lot of friction between the plastic spool and printed plastic roller, so even if they were fixed I don't think it would be much of a problem...

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    bearing size mentioned was wrong - Changed from 608 to 626
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    Posted · Post your latest print!

    I have a question about my print....

    While the quality is excellent overall, I notice these trailing lines on them (smooth to the touch)...is that normal? Is there anything I can do to eliminate them? I'm printing with ColorFabb PLA/PHA @ 208C , 0.20 layers and 24% infill (structure pieces so I opted for higher infill)

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    Posted · Post your latest print!

    Di you mean the combing lines? You can eliminate them by disabling combing or by using the RetractWhileCombing plugin for legacy Cura.

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    Posted (edited) · Post your latest print!

    Ahhh, so that's what combing is

    I have it set to the default value if ALL

    What setting should it be set to? Off?

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    Posted · Post your latest print!

    That depends on what you want. Maybe the tooltip can help you? Off is certainly the way to let the combing lines disappear but maybe it's too radical. Are you using Cura 15.06+ or the legacy Cura?

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    Posted · Post your latest print!

    I'm running 15.04.03 (latest non beta)

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