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Just put my order in this morning... what is the lead time?

Hi, so at first I wasn't sure i could make my own water cooler. But after talking to McHackney and others about it i decided that what i really wanted was dual extrusion water cooling, so it made little since to invest in water cooling for an E3DV6, when what was really needed was a water-cooled cyc...

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wow, x carve looks pretty interesting... shame i don't have the space!

probably the chinese version of an american light bulb.

I used some pin headers from arduino projects i had lying around. Any thin peice of metal will work. What about a paperclip?

Finally Simi Success! Nope. [img]https://s30.postimg.org/pcuy8cdsx/IMG_4632.jpg[/img] Nah Uh. [img]https://s30.postimg.org/4h8nx3hlt/IMG_4633.jpg[/img] Well, it started nice. [img]https://s30.postimg.org/4iilqijfl/IMG_4634.jpg[/img] Wholly mother, it worked! Looks nice, just a little warp. (I printe...

Hmm, i thought i saw on the FAQ's of the conductive filament that it won't support electroplating? Couldd you expand on your remarks, Reikal?

Yes, I just saw that this afternoon. Such an engenous solution yet google tells me to stick it in the oven...

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I really should have known better. Luckily I was watching it and pulled it out in time....

Thanks, I'll order the McMaster and use some poplar in the mean time... I was going something from amazon would work because it could be here tomorrow.... but I kind of have my doubts since there aren't any questions or reviews that mention nylon printing.. It seemed like there was a lot of water ri...

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will something like that work for the garolite?

i tried it in a small toaster oven and then put one of those portable dehumidifier full of desiccant in the toaster oven after it had cooled off... i baked for about 7hrs and then had the dehumidifier in the toaster oven for about ten hours before i tried printing. i've got a five gallon bucket of d...

Hi. I decided today was going to be the day i printed nylon. (taulman 645, e3d v6 @ 250, bed at 50, heat chamber on 50c, retraction similar to abs). That was a week ago. Since then, i have had trouble getting it to stick. It prints the first layer or so OK, but after that it ends off coming off the ...

Duet electronics replaces the rambo. It is responsible for interpreting the gcode and translating that into moving the steppers, extruder, and hotend/bed temps. It also does everything that the raspberri pi would do running octoprint. The pi allows you to control the printer wirelessly. The duet all...

1: You can do better on amazon visavi the raspberry pi.... it's also not a necessary upgrade and maybe i'd spend my money elsewhere. For example, duet electronics from the start is a good upgrade to do from the start. I found the hotend on the v2 to be more than adequate, and my assumption would be ...

i'm not sure if it's that big a deal... the glass, which is what you print on is much thicker than the heatbed pcb and will flatten the heatbed. Have you had any issues with printing?

i don't think the berdAir is quieter... i found it magnitudes louder, but, i have it mounted on the side of my enclosure which is probably the worst possible configuration from an acoustic stand point as the side panel of polycarbonate acts like a drum... but it's still worth it from a difference in...

Yep, plus you get a better interface and firmware. Autocalibration that works, and software that is constantly updated.

I upgraded my printer to duet and now the only noise I hear is from my fans....

I don't have any dampeners installed either

unfortunately one maker space they had around here closed down a few years ago, and the second one requires you to pay 1200/year up front and then charges you for authorization classes to use tools like the lathe/cnc cutter/etc... I saw the file down option, but i had dreams of something more like t...

Hello, I have an e3d V6 and i M noticing with some of my white abs filament (black and red seem ok) if I have my heated enclosure on and my nozzle at ~230 the print starts fine for a while, but then begins to experience symptoms of filament starvation about 1cm off the bed.... I think the reason for...

how are you planning to cool the hotend? i'm assuming a fan wouldn't do a lot at an enclosure temp of 150c?

The revoked your liscense?

i'm a fan. it does the best at supports imo, and there are a lot of configurable option to deal with oozing/retracts and it has the best user interface of any slicer. Seriously, what are the odds that you do something that is going to cause simplify3d to even notice you, must less revoke your liscen...

i also would be interested in a pipe that fits the jackets.. i purchased som copper tubing and plan to make some straight nozzles, but, obviously i think a round one that fits the socks would be better.