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- Comment on Very Specific Object: replacement spring perches for an Amazon Special(TM) RC car 3 months ago:
Haha! I had a Mini T as my first one. It was a fun little car!
- Comment on Very Specific Object: replacement spring perches for an Amazon Special(TM) RC car 3 months ago:
Check out the Tarmo project. I’ve been wanting to put one together for a while.
- Comment on Troubleshooting a fully custom build 5 months ago:
I think you might be onto something but the other direction. I think it’s not moving quite enough per layer.
- Comment on Troubleshooting a fully custom build 5 months ago:
I haven’t run a temp tower. I’m not fully convinced that it won’t damage itself so I’ve been trying to think through it before trying another print.
- Comment on Troubleshooting a fully custom build 5 months ago:
Yep! It actually extrudes just fine. I’m starting to wonder if maybe my z axis e-steps are just slightly off and it’s enough to compound over the course of the print. It seems to hit a certain spot and start grinding itself into the print, which suggests that it might not be moving up enough per layer.
- Comment on Troubleshooting a fully custom build 5 months ago:
I’d be surprised if it was too cold, but I’ve heard stranger. This is PETG at 250. I’ve actually pulled the nozzle and Bowden tube and pushed a very small Allen key through, so it shouldn’t be clogged.
Z height is calibrated, and I’ve calibrated the e-steps for the z axis. I’ve tried disabling the fade height to see if that was doing something but it didn’t seem to make a difference.
I ran through calibrating the extrusion e-steps. It’s feeding 100mm when I tell it to do so. I haven’t messed with the extrusion multiplier, do you have any information about that?
- Comment on Troubleshooting a fully custom build 5 months ago:
Yep. I calibrated all the e-steps too. Not just the extruder, but the the movement e-steps as well.
- Submitted 5 months ago to 3dprinting@lemmy.world | 13 comments
- Comment on linear rail upgrades, looking for feed back. 8 months ago:
If you’re concerned about durability, you could potentially add in some bolts to use as a slip-in rigid spine to further reinforce the design. I’m thinking something similar to how concrete is tensioned to provide rigidity and strength.
I’m spitballing ideas to see if I can spark something workable for you.
- Comment on Unable to print TPU 93A 9 months ago:
What retraction settings do you have? I’m wondering if maybe that’s contributing to your jamming.
- Comment on Help - Layer delamination 9 months ago:
No need to get a purpose built dryer actually. Your heated bed will actually do exactly what you need. Flip a plastic container upside down over the bed with your filament underneath, set the bed to ~50-60C for PLA, and let it go for a couple hours.