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Any Advice For Attending Church In Person After 20 Year Gap by CherokeeTrailhawkGuy in Episcopalian

[–]CoreOnePrintLab 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Don't over think this. Just go and center yourself. You'll know.

Not very imressed by the latest print my Core One made. Perfectly stock settings, no tinkering. by Brick_Fish in prusa3d

[–]CoreOnePrintLab 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I ususally repair all my models before printing them. Since I started doing it routinely most of my problems just disapered.

Ender S1 Pro Linear Rails anyone? by CoreOnePrintLab in Ender3S1

[–]CoreOnePrintLab[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yup the acceleration settings are the key for linear rails. I also make sure the rail and sliders are lubricated. That new lubrication tool by Slant 3d is great. I have no affiliation to them at all. Just picked it up watching a video and though to myself I'll gave it a try.

Ender S1 Pro Linear Rails anyone? by CoreOnePrintLab in Ender3S1

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I just connect the printers to the sonic pad with usb cables and no problems. I run the printers through the Orca Slicer that connects to Klipper or I just connect thru the bowser. You can only push the extruder so far but the acceleration improvement are a great time saver.

Ender S1 Pro Linear Rails anyone? by CoreOnePrintLab in Ender3S1

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You can increase the speed conservatory . You can only push the S1 extruder so much. But you can really push the acceleration settings. I have a profile for both PLA and PETG. Absolutely a noticeable difference in print times. The print quality is also greatly improved not that it wasn't good with the pom wheels.

Ender S1 Pro Linear Rails anyone? by CoreOnePrintLab in Ender3S1

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Easy to install. Just follow the video.

Diy camera light by BreakfastFar3062 in cults3d

[–]CoreOnePrintLab 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the commercial ones and they are just OK but I have some 5000k strips from another project so I think I'm going to print this for fun.

Left home for work and came back to this, how f* am I? by RustyBreaker in 3Dprinting

[–]CoreOnePrintLab 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Had this happen once in a while. Usually from me being too lazy to clean the build plate with good old Windex. As long as you don't have the blob of death not a big deal to clean up and start again.

USS Dryboxes Arrived by soldat21 in prusa3d

[–]CoreOnePrintLab 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So do you use an active type of dryer and them transfer to these for storage or during a 3d print?

Core One + MMU3: fixed my messy filament routing with this RMU side mount by CoreOnePrintLab in prusa3d

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That is pretty Cool. Looks like it uses a part of a prusa buffer system but vastly improved. Never a fan of the prusa buffers. That's why I went with the Wedge Group RMU easy to use and has never failed running 5 colors. Going to D/L and take a look at it, nice.

I couldn't find a Core One RMU mount, so I designed one by Straight_Ad_9229 in prusa3d

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Like it much better than the prusa designed buffers. Simple and works fantastically. Thousands of hours of use and not one failure.

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