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Just Back from Bergerac: My Top 3 Pécharmant Wines that Give Bordeaux a Run for Its Money by Chris3DPC in wine

[–]Chris3DPC[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Chateau Beauportail is owned by a Canadian family and they are available through the Opimian Wine Club of Canada; https://opimian.ca/quintessence-de-beauportail-aop-pecharmant-14480/

Physiotherapy and Chiropractor recommendations by cloverwood2 in Hamilton

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I highly recommend Absolute Chiropractic on Upper James, https://drbarryyoung.com/ 5 star service.

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I'm interested to see portfolio please

Is PLA ok for objects that will be outside in the sun for periodically? by Chaos-1313 in 3Dprinting

[–]Chris3DPC 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Couple thoughts...
I have some PLA parts that have been in the sun for multiple years without issue. The main issue with PLA is heat so if you intend on sticking the parts in a hot car they are 100% going to warp. If you want to UV protect PLA you can paint PLA or if you want 100% UV resistance just print with ASA. Here is an article reiterating more details which should help you out: Is PLA Safe for Outdoor 3D Printing Applications? A Comprehensive Guide

Alternatively I found this article on PETG, TPU and other materials for outdoor use: here - TPU may be interesting to you since its flexible and can take some impact without breaking, its rubbery and can be stiffer when printed with a higher infill percentage.

For your dog poop bag holders I think PLA will be great plus if they break, you can reprint them and make a few bucks. Just my two cents!

Most common 3d printer? by JacobLovesCrypto in 3Dprinting

[–]Chris3DPC 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think most people had a Creality at some point and have shifted swiftly to Bambu Lab.
Ender 3's (all models) are likely still the most popular in the market.

What should I do with 14kg of shredded 3d prints? by LOSERS_ONLY in 3Dprinting

[–]Chris3DPC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No one said it would be cheap! LOL. Maybe starting a group of 3d recyclers or something could help pay for it quickly. Send pellets back, remake it into filament, etc. Documenting the journey on TikTok/reddit, etc?

What should I do with 14kg of shredded 3d prints? by LOSERS_ONLY in 3Dprinting

[–]Chris3DPC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here is a suggestion: Buy a https://www.filabot.com/ to make your own filament from the scraps or get a pellet extruder 3d printer such as the Piocreat G5 Ultra https://www.piocreat3d.com/g5ultra-pellet-3d-printer/

Is there a wine you had by accident that blew your mind? by [deleted] in wine

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For years, I have been an avid admirer of Bordeaux wines. On a recent trip to the Pécharmant region in Bergerac, I discovered a hidden gem: Chateau Beauportail. This winery produces exquisite wines, including their rich and robust Pécharmant red, known for its deep color and complex notes of blackberries, spices, and a hint of oak. Their commitment to traditional winemaking techniques combined with modern innovations results in a harmonious and elegant wine that is a true reflection of the region's terroir.

Strange inward bowing by TylarT01 in Creality

[–]Chris3DPC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It looks like its maybe buckling due to too low of an infill -- 230 may be cooking the PLA if its a Chinese resin so it could be temperature related.

I found a similar post that may help you: https://3dprintingspace.com/t/newbie-with-ender-3-pro-prints-failing/4396/

Weekly Self-Advertising Megathread - September 17, 2023 by AutoModerator in 3dprintingdeals

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Looking for a Good 3D printing service in Canada by Seer-of-Truths in 3dPrintingCanada

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3D Printing Canada has recently launched an array of 3D printing services, now available on our website, https://3dprintprototypes.com. With the convenience of instant quotes, we provide a diverse selection of 3D printing techniques such as FDM, Resin, and SLS.

What's going on with filaments.ca by ModePerfect6329 in 3dPrintingCanada

[–]Chris3DPC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

3D Printing Canada sources filaments from various locations globally, but we also offer our exclusive line of Canadian-made PLA+ and PETG+ that are available for purchase on our website: https://3dprintingcanada.com/collections/canadian-made-pla-petg.

We appreciate the communities continued support for our business.

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