Every time I see this contraption, I can’t stop to think about Gardena making propellers. Due to the chosen colors.

Congratulations ! I usually make 4 or 5 iterations too for each piece, with my least favorite color (toilet paper pink that looked fuchsia on the website). I even launch a print and during the printing I correct my model based on the n-2 print.

Thank you for your time! You’re so kind!

What matters :

• Auto calibration of Z-offset (multi-points). Your bed will warp with time and you don’t want to fight with it.
• PEI magnetic bed. You don’t want to fight with your things not sticking to the bed - or sticking too much. You may still have issues but less.

You will be happy with this as a cheap starter printer around 200$.

After some time, you may want to print bigger things, faster, and with ABS/ASA for technical parts. Then you could invest in a bigger printer, faster, hot and with an enclosure for ABS fumes and warping issues. The budget for this is 600-1000$.

Do you use glue or hairspray for ASA ? I could not manage warping without hairspray.

It looks like your corners separate from the border. I have this issue du to the new “smart” borders from Cura. It turns in the other direction for this to be easily removed… I have disabled this feature.

The last idea if everything fails : I had to change the geometry of the thing to prevent big long fat stripes like the bottom of your item. Making it an hexagonal grid may help to diffuse the forces. The shrinkage will be diffuse instead of along the stripe.

Nice! Thanks for the details!

I have printed ABS things that I use for scuba diving and freediving. It’s like 4 years since I first printed them and they have been hours and hours in the sea.

ABS is great … but then I bought some ASA. It’s even greater since it’s UV proof.

ABS is hard to print due to retractation. I have to use glue. I have less issue with ASA, it’s easy to print, I don’t know if it’s due to the different brands.

ABS and ASA are making nasty fumes when printing. Be careful.

Finally, the last advice is to get one nozzle dedicated for ABS/ASA. The issue is that it needs to be printed at high temperature. Way higher than PLA. If you try to change the filament, the nozzle is either too cold to melt and purge ABS/ASA properly, or too hot and the PLA will be carbonized inside the nozzle. The nozzle will be clogged one way or the other. The solution is to dedicate one nozzle for PLA/PETG and one for ASA/ABS. It can be painfull to recalibrate the Z-offset on older printers.

Bambu is required to be connected to the internet

There is a LAN mode.
https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/knowledge-sharing/enable-lan-mode

WE DID IT RE… LEMMY!

Nice ! I am happy with your realisation. It looks nice.

I use OpenSCAD for my prints. So it’s just importing the STL with one line of code, and adding of substracting volumes.

It’s from a film made in the 60’s.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantômas_(1964_film)

You are right. That’s awful. Be right back, making my own instance and trying get it into the top ten ones.

Hello world

We need a game launchers launcher.

Seriously? It’s the actual sign?