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200 mm long #3DBenchy made on a #3DKreator #3Dprinter. #3Dprinting 3DBenchy.com See video: ift.tt/29gcX2A Learn more about 3D printing at 3DBenchy.com
This 3d printer was seen at the Cantine (in Paris) during the Think Print Event.
More information on 3D printing at www.3dilla.com/
Left cube with KISSlicer settings of 'Extrusion Width' of .5 and 'Flow Tweak' of .68.
Right cube used .5 and 1 respectfully.
Those delicious looking things are granulated sugar, burned into place with a DIY 3D printer that is essentially a CNC soldering gun. Not safe for human consumption.
As a memorial for one of her friends, my sister-in-law requested a Sheriff's Badge that read "Fun Police". Building off of the Sheriff Badge OpenSCAD Model by Bichiatari, I made some modifications and got the print done before the funeral
Bichiatari's Original Code and model at www.thingiverse.com/thing:14597
View my 3D Printing blog at www.thingiverse.com/thing:14597
Print failed, and I couldn't load/unload filament. After pulling the print block apart, I found this evil plug wedged right into the top of the block/nozzle - took a lot of effort to remove the extruder, with that bulge blocking me from even unscrewing.
I dont know what caused this, but this particular filament has sudden variation in diameter (within 1% most of the time, then sudden jumps of 10% diameter) unlike previous from same supplier, and the rep2 doesnt seem to like that. I suspect it lost traction during a retract/extrude, and a soft lump got squished, then became a bigger lump
Contrary to what might be expected, the hollowed version of the part takes longer to print, uses more filament, and is stronger.
I was happy to see that wall signs could successfully be used for chair arms without snapping off. These signs are thickened to avoid snapping off.