Please post your prints, the epics and the fails!
A recent print were these ‘Demon Moose’ that I made as presents. Designed and packaged them as toys to add to the fun.!!
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Godzilla = Japan
Moose = Canada
Mesh together = Awesome
Mr. Keith Guitar, 3DPC
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Hello, since I received my Ender 3 V2, I have printing problems.
I even completely disassembled the printer for the complete reassembly and there was no change
everything is perfectly straight, the wheels are well adjusted, I tried several filament, tried as much with cura slicer and prusa slicer different level of retraction, temperature.
the PID has been adjusted, the extruder too. I have 100mm coming out of the extruder when I ask for 100mm. When I switch from cura to prusa, the problem changes. with cura, there is a shift which is made from the join at a certain height but which gradually decreases until the join. with Prusa a big bump goes all around at a height. it is not a mechanical problem because the problem changes from one slicer to another.
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Having an issue with the Ender3 heating bed sensor going off and shutting down machine. Any help please
This print turned out gorgeous and the supports came away effortlessly with very little to take off.
I made myself a borosilicate glass honing rod with a 3D printed handle, as well as a matching wall mount and knife racks.
My son was annoyed by occasional problems with his chain coming off when he backpedaled. After tweaking the chain line with some spacers, it was still happening, so I designed this chain guide and printed it in PETG. Still holding up after plenty of riding and not a single chain incident!
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My Grandson needed a way to organize some of his tools so Grandpa designed and printed this tool case for him. The blue pieces are made with TPU so they are flexible tred and green top and bottom are PLA. This project was the full size of the bed on my CR10S pro so the top and bottom had to be printed separately. This made it necessary to also print the hinge pin separately so lots of tolerance issues if one isn’t careful. But an interesting project that in the end looked good and was functional.
