3d printing requests,

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Here’s the one I converted. Slightly smoother curves than the other one, but the file size is like 4x larger lol
Body1.stl (4.2 MB)

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yeah I noticed that :rofl: 4x the size to have 4x better quality

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I can do it in white or black PETG unless you want @MysticalDork to do it

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Honestly, I’ll take you both on your offers.
And go for white, I’ll see it better if a crack happens

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started a print at 0.2 mm, 3 walls, triangles infill at 30% also have 50% and 70%. fully randomized the seam so there shouldn’t be a weaker point idrk how I’ll test it but yeah I’ll figure it out

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Turns out my printer don’t like your widener :joy: :sweat_smile: had some extrusion problems so restarted the print and now it doesn’t heat up above 220-230 C so error screen ffs. I’ll see if 220 can work even with 230-250C print temp recommended by the filament manufacturer…

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What’s up with the printer? It’s not allowing it or it’s not heating?

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heating up but takes a bit more time than usual and wont go above 230 might have shot the heating element.

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:grimacing:

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good thing I wanted a new hotend and DD extruder :rofl: this gives me a reason to get it lmao

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My Ender 3 pro with Ruby nozzle does marvels…when it has a computer to generate gcode correctly :sob:

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didn’t know this was a thing :0

retried at 220 still beebed like a crazy thing after 10 minutes of printing :frowning: sorry man this do be a bummer

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You could always have one of us slice it with your settings

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This nozzle is for the more coarse/extreme filiments like carbon or glass filled.

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Well that will be possible when the hard drive has a graphics card to help it boot up. But at that point… :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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20210803_223932
20210803_2239321908×4032 1.51 MB

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I mean, if you have a phone and know your printer settings like nozzle size, filiment type etc, we could slice the stl and then send the gcode to your phone in which you can use a ota usb to transfer to the printer… just saying haha. Always a way

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Not in a rush. Also there’s quite alot of rubbish on top of my printer bed since I haven’t used in a bit :sweat_smile:🤦

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Fwiw, I’ve been printing a shit ton of the glow filaments and haven’t noticed it damage any nozzles yet. Going on 2 years and 6 printers. I think the abrasive warning on those is meh. They probably make the ruby nozzles too :grin:

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They just might be :joy:

In any case, the fancy nozzle stays clean (nothing sticks to it) all day everyday so I’m still happy I got it

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