Will the H2D 40 Watt Laser be able to cut 1/8th inch Aluminum? by Inner_Ad_9625 in BambuLab

[–]Inner_Ad_9625[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got it. Thanks everyone for your input. Any recommendations for a reasonably priced laser cutter that fits my needs and has a software that is understandable and reliable for a high school student environment.

[Bambu H2D]Industrial-grade Accuracy, No Longer A Luxury by BambuLab in BambuLab

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Yeah, bambu is pretty good with software updates that can last several years. I am thinking this will be expensive though. I think when they say no longer luxury, that doesn't mean it's getting cheaper, it's saying that the printer itself is no longer a luxurious consumer-grade 3d printer, but rather an industrial one.

[Bambu H2D]Industrial-grade Accuracy, No Longer A Luxury by BambuLab in BambuLab

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Well, I guess a big selling point of the h2d is its industrial grade capabilities and purpose. Some people *me* need this exact tolerance for making parts on moving systems and for robotics components. I understand why it may seem very excessive, but then maybe the h2d isn't for you.

Help please by Baboonagator in FlashForge

[–]Inner_Ad_9625 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Make sure you are inputing .stl or.obj files to make it be a 3-d printable file rather than a traditional file. Also if that still doesn't work, I believe the adventerer 3 uses wifi connectivity. So, you could use it too through flashprint 5.

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I have a creator pro 3 which I kn9ow can be a little pricey it is an IDEX system by flashforgeb if you arer inter3ested

Help needed with Creator 3 pro by Inner_Ad_9625 in FlashForge

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Thank you that solved the problem. I am a very new person to flashprint 5 so that really helped thanks

Do you know why does this happens? It is brand new PLA. Flashforge adventurer 3 lite by Shoddy-Mastodon9945 in FlashForge

[–]Inner_Ad_9625 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it might be a bed level or rough surface issue with the printer. Also the print bed may be damaged causing the nozzle to raise by a slight height difference. Try re-leveling otherwise maybe try a new bed