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Just want to thank you again for your post. I use it often and I think it is a very useful post. Your welcome! Actually, I have kind of evolved the method using a excel spreadsheet to get all the feedback, and now is my only way to calibrate: no screws at all. And, can calibrate to very I have been...

The consensus from those who've looked at the patents appears to be the novelty is using the relatively new PTFE AF 2400 sheet tensioned as what hobbyists call a stretch vat. This alleviates the need to break the surface seal so you can print continuously. That's the bulk of the speed win, the rest...

Hey Guys, I guess you noticed the "Continuous Liquid Interface Production" (CLIP) announcement from Carbon3D. At first glance, I thought it same technology as LittleRP/DropLit, the hype was just marketing, nothing new. Indeed, it is A LOT of marketing BUT, also, the "only" new id...

hey, thanks for the tip .... I got some Noctua and what a nice and quiet fan!

Picked up two last night! Looks good but instructions are a little spotty. nitewatchman A couple of months later; I just found these and I am considering them (1 or 2 for now, maybe 3 so I have an excuse for a_NOTHER hot end). If I (& others) may benefit from your experience; How did they work ...

Thanks to you, I had a (no so good) idea ! I think the best way to prevent moisture recovery, is to work in a printer which is totally close and a bit heated (I will not speak there about the interest of printing in a closed volume, but it would increase a lot most of printings...) If your spool is...

Thank you for you interest.. Your idea makes sense, yes, but I can't confirm that it will work.. Furthermore, if you encouter a moisture issue, you just have to put you filament to oven at the good temp and during the good time, you would not damage anything... Just look at this datasheet, this is ...

Here are a couple of pics I received from Tech Support. Also - the manual references putting 3 cheapskates and 6 R4 bearing bushings - - what you will have in the build kit is 2 solid strips of 4 R4 bearing bushings - these do not come apart - you will have 4 cheapskate bearings on the front side o...

Hi everybody Before all, please excuse my unperfect english, it's not a mother tongue for me I introduce myself as an absolute begginner with 3D print (never done, but soon...) I work in plastics for 8 years, especially injection molding, and we have exactly the same issue, but worse, we can't make...

This is a test we have to perform on Nylon Injected Parts in my day job. Here we are intentionally adding water after molding to "temper" or increase the impact strength of the nylon for railroad tie pads for concrete ties. To measure the sample is accurate weighted in it's wet condition ...

Quick question, how could you measure the moisture *inside* the filament? is it an easy way? (not the environment surrounding it, but the filament itself?)

Thanks!

Received this from tech-support; George, The picture in the manual needs an update. The Uno is actually set back about almost to the middle of the plate that it mounts onto. You will be able to move the uno around and find the hole pattern that matches on the melamine. If you do want it closer to t...

So what are you using to control 3 extruders? Can the RAMBo's extra Z-motor be used for a 3rd extruder? The answer just three posts back http://forum.seemecnc.com/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=5885&start=110#p52458" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Thanks, I have been keeping track of t...

0110-m-p wrote:So what are you using to control 3 extruders? Can the RAMBo's extra Z-motor be used for a 3rd extruder?

The answer just three posts back

viewtopic.php?f=41&t=5885&start=110#p52458

Why would a thin layer work better? My first layer is I think about 0.35, and i even tried %150 first layer extrusion. I can see that the filament is well extruded and has a nice and thick extrusion that covers the PEI well. But after some time it just seems to let go for some reason. I will try en...

Still no joy. I have recalibrated the printer. Have lightly sanded the pei. I wipe the bed with isopropyl alcohol before a print. Initially it seems to put on a nice thick bead but towards the end of the print or for sections with a 4 -5 mm^2 footprint it just lets go. Printing with ABS. Abs temps ...

Hey guys, FIRST POST!!!!!!!!!!!!! So after lurking in the shadows for 3 months, I can't resist anymore. I must join. Back to business, after receiving my e3d yesterday and looking at my mounting options, I wasted no time in printing this. Layer set at .3, sliced with cura, line support everywhere. ...

Yep, I'll probably sell individual parts in the future. For now, there are a bunch of people who need two or three hotends, so the first bunch will be kitted for all three nozzles at once. But you can run the Tri hotend with only one or two nozzles inserted. The heat sink has more than enough cooli...

McSlappy wrote:Because they're made from SOLID GOLD, BABY! YES THAT'S RIGHT, WITH THE RELEASE OF THE TRI HOTEND YOU GET NOT ONE, NOT TWO, BUT THREE SOLID GOLD NOZZLES!!! Terms and conditions apply.

I think we have a fan of the tri hot end!! (well ... two!)

or, buy something like this m and it HAS a timer... and wouldnt need to mod anything, toss part in, and cure.. Guanu I am NOT AN EXPERT AT ALL, but I had read that a nail curing station uses "near UV" LED, which have a wave length with too much Yellow-ish components (am I right?). In any ...

I did for the most part. I increased my extrusion speed and also increased the overlap setting to try to make sure it covered any gaps when changing direction. Great! I am not sure if it is related or not, but I had been experiencing perimeters with not infill (even though infill was 30%) for small...

Would it be possible to use a UV LED matrix on the DropLit to cure the resin? For instance: m 1000 smd UV LEDs are about $50 on ebay. wow that looks cool, i wonder how they are focusing the led for the required resolutions Looks really cool ... but, as far as I can see, the resolution is not that g...

I've attached my factory file and a photo. I appreciate any help. photo.JPG You can see that it looks like I'm under extruding but I can't figure out what to change. My settings match what is in Slic3r. I've been cautioned though that they slice very differently and settings are not necessarily int...

I did the Sea Serpent print with MM support. Nice, very nice ! I just went through all the tutorial videos, and I believe MM is worth learning, as it brings in a set of new tools. I am more of an engineer than of an artist, and as I see the videos, using MM is quite empirical. So I don't think I wo...