oddbob
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I quite fancy one of these Snapmakers ...if my P1S was to have a melt down (which doesn't seem likely ;o)
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MattH
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All good mate, finally found my feet down here. I’m 1 year into being an employee again and really enjoying it. In a great company that gives me lots of interesting projects to work on.
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These are very basic but they do a basic job. I drew them up in fusion and 3d printed them in petg.
And here's what they are for - storage racks for the gearcutting hobs that I don't have cases for. I don't want them clanking about in the drawer each time I open it.
And here's what they are for - storage racks for the gearcutting hobs that I don't have cases for. I don't want them clanking about in the drawer each time I open it.
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Attempting a larger one, 6 battery carrier, 6h20 mins print.
I found swappjng from Generic PLA, to Bambu PLA Matt, and then to Esun PLA+, has quite a bit improvement in speed. My previous pla prints were all at the generic pla profile speed
Thats on 166% speed, not yet had any print issues with it.
I found swappjng from Generic PLA, to Bambu PLA Matt, and then to Esun PLA+, has quite a bit improvement in speed. My previous pla prints were all at the generic pla profile speed
Thats on 166% speed, not yet had any print issues with it.
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Attempting a larger one, 6 battery carrier, 6h20 mins print.
I found swappjng from Generic PLA, to Bambu PLA Matt, and then to Esun PLA+, has quite a bit improvement in speed. My previous pla prints were all at the generic pla profile speed
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Thats on 166% speed, not yet had any print issues with it.
How come you're printing them upright, rather than flat on the bed?
Kram
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Its double sided, I assumed upright would be best and minimise supports.
The top bit did not print well, unsure why. It was a 2mm sheet that I added between the 2 rows of holders. 2mm is a bit flimsy. I may reprint with the gaps filled in and a dovetail join, allowing two prints of four, to hold eight. Fits nicely with the batteries and in the amazon bag.
The top bit did not print well, unsure why. It was a 2mm sheet that I added between the 2 rows of holders. 2mm is a bit flimsy. I may reprint with the gaps filled in and a dovetail join, allowing two prints of four, to hold eight. Fits nicely with the batteries and in the amazon bag.
MattF
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I thought they were individual holders.
Newlands
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Got asked to make a stand for an Icom R15 handheld radio the other day - apparently it’s a model used by aircraft enthusiasts. Shown here with my cheapo Quansheng radio in it, the Icom fits much better apparently, which is nice to know as I drew it up on Fusion using stock photos. The Icom itself costs around £450 apparently - no wonder the guy wanted a proper stand rather than leave it lying around on his desk!
