Stuff your 3D printer has made today...

[iNf]

I can screenshot the Bambu Studio plates if you want?

Thanks, would be useful, I've not used painted on supports yet.

 

[DAPPH]

I've loads of offcuts and bits of removed, "used" soil stack.

Cut in a well made accurate mitre block , using a fine toothed plastics saw , they can be solvent welded to make very cheap angles of pipe & end to end joints

 

[Onoff]

Cut in a well made accurate mitre block , using a fine toothed plastics saw , they can be solvent welded to make very cheap angles of pipe & end to end joints

We can print any bends to suit 110mm pipe.

 

[DAPPH]

We can print any bends to suit 110mm pipe.

Them's cost money .

 

[My Old Landy]

Thanks, would be useful, I've not used painted on supports yet.

This is the all the plates including the partial building I designed. The second pic is the tower sliced with supports, I painted only the underside to give maximum support with no interaction with the lattice.

 

[iNf]

The horizontal and 45° lattice printed well without support. Did you alter any parameters or is it just standard settings?

 

[My Old Landy]

The horizontal and 45° lattice printed well without support. Did you alter any parameters or is it just standard settings?

All standard, it's what I like about the Bambu, it works without my intervention.

 

[My Old Landy]

I designed a simple facade for the diorama. I printed it separately and glued the bits in as it was a lot quicker!
It's 180 x 140 x 8mm thick.

 

[Prajna]

Print in place mechanism. There's armour I didn't print.

Mobile Exo-Suit by jajaum3d | Download free STL model | Printables.com

Transform your phone with the Mobile Exo-Suit - finally, a worthy stand for your device. | Download free 3D printable STL models

www.printables.com

 

[iNf]

A print in place foldable tablet stand

 

[ukracer]

A print in place foldable tablet stand

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Where did that one come from?

 

[iNf]

Where did that one come from?

https://www.printables.com/model/376433-tablet-stand

 

[bigegg]

Cup holders.

One in PETG for the car, the other in PLA for mrsEgg's mobility scooter.



I made them adjustable for a wide range of cup sizes:

I've uploaded to printables:

Gimbal Arm Cup Holder by Artifab | Download free STL model | Printables.com

Cup holder with a 25mm ball mount. Has a gimbal arm to reduce spillage, and adjustable for large cups. | Download free 3D printable STL models

www.printables.com

 

[Bladevane]

Nice. Just don’t leave them in direct sun.

 

[bigegg]

Nice. Just don’t leave them in direct sun.

PETG should be okay?

If it fails, I'll reprint in ASA or nylon

 

[cr500dom]

A couple of recent ones, new makita blower purchased and I wanted a full elliptical bellmouth as it’s more efficient and quieter.




Still needs final finishing as it just had a quick dust over to get the supports off.
And then I wanted an end for adding the bulk of the air to paddle boards etc
So I designed an end to fit in the standard rubber hose.



All printed on Origin One, in BASF ST45 material

 

[bigegg]

BASF ST45 material

£115 a kilo?

I realise it's a tough resin, but even so(!)
Wouldn't it be more economical for you to get a filament printer for these sorts of prints?

 

[cr500dom]

£115 a kilo?

I realise it's a tough resin, but even so(!)
Wouldn't it be more economical for you to get a filament printer for these sorts of prints?

It was using up material from another job before swapping out resin
They all have a shelf life and a life in the machine, after that it can’t be relied on 100% to meet quality standards for some jobs, so I save up the non essential jobs to use up left over material.
As for filament printers, I do have a few at my disposal yes.
But the quality and speed of the Origin, spoils you for the others.
Oh as for cost……
I’ve just thrown out £2k worth of Ultem 1010 filament and support which had gone off

 

[My Old Landy]

The Space 1999 Eagle Lander for those of a certain age
I wanted a model but they are very expensive so I printed this from maker world.
It's not perfect but for around £8 of filament it's good enough as a display piece.

 

[cr500dom]

The Space 1999 Eagle Lander for those of a certain age
I wanted a model but they are very expensive so I printed this from maker world.
It's not perfect but for around £8 of filament it's good enough as a display piece.
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I had the metal one of those when I was a kid