Nozzle clog fun times!
I’ve been fortunate over the years to NEVER have had a nozzle clog on me… until shortly after the picture from yesterday’s post about the Carbon X prints starting. I looked over and saw the head moving mid air and … Continued
I’ve been fortunate over the years to NEVER have had a nozzle clog on me… until shortly after the picture from yesterday’s post about the Carbon X prints starting. I looked over and saw the head moving mid air and … Continued
Tweaking the filaments All weekend I worked on calibrating, testing, and building Simplify3D profiles for the new filaments I am working with. As in the last post, I had trouble getting the Hatchbox PETG to print as clean as I … Continued
After a full day of re-calibrating the printer, and trying to get this Hatcbox PETG to print consistently with a .3 nozzle, and .12 layer heights (it’s been a real headache, it seems much more touchy than eSun PETG I … Continued
To mount the linear rails in a consistent fashion I printed a set of alignment blocks. They lock into the 2020 and 3060 rails for the MGN15 and MGN12 rails to ensure consistent centering. These are specially sized for milled … Continued
After a week or so of non stop printing (the printer has run from the time I wake up till I go to sleep for ~ 10 days now), I am finally rounding out the last test prints and tweaking. … Continued
So letting the printer do it’s thing for a few days and doing minor tweaks along the way. Turns out I was dang close on a number of parts and others were perfect. Still more parts to test print but … Continued
I’ve started printing test parts for the new printer. These are all being done in cheap eSUN PLA+ as to not use up my expensive CarbonX on testing. The first test prints were done with the printer in our garage … Continued
How I am designing a 3D printer with no actual skills to do so.
Progress being made on the new 3D printer – Electronics testing
New Blog: Welcome to one of the first new posts on this WordPress thingy. Not a big fan of it, but it’s better than Tumblr, I think. (All the other posts before this on this blog are imported from Tumblr … Continued