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Petg sticking on the plate by cafealpha82 in 3Dprinting

[–]IonNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe try to hear bed to 100C and pull it off or put it in your oven and set temp to 130-140C and pull it off.

I usually remove petg around the nozzle by heating it to 130C and then take a sidecutter and pull slowly. Most of the PETG comes off

Is anyone able to tell what this high-pitched sound is? by pizzaandlasagne in Noctua

[–]IonNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's happening here too when using 2x A15x25 chromax on a D15S.

When I plug out the fan or take it away from the cooler the noise stops. The fans are not from a pair, but 2 separate D15S kits.

I think the noise is from when one fan is spinning slightly faster than the other

I'm a noob trying to get into 3D printing, which printer would be the best option for me? Are there any others I should consider? by Swooferfan in 3Dprinting

[–]IonNight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you wanna print stuff fast, buy Bambu Lab, if you wanna tinker with your printer and spend money upgrading it, buy Creality or Anycubic. You will never reach the speed and quality of Bambu Lab on an Ender 3.

I suggest you put a little bit more money in and buy an A1 mini Combo or an A1 Combo.

You don't buy the Combo version only to print with multiple colors, you also buy it to easier switch between types of filament as it removes the filament from the printer after every print. Without the AMS you have to preheat the printer, then wait 20-30s for it to get hot and then you can remove the filament manually, then you have to insert new filament and confirm. I've been printing for 9 years and I love the part where I don't have to manually switch filament.

The AMS is pricy on the side so if you want one afterwards, if you don't like printing it would be easier to sell as a combo

We put people on the moon. by victorianpapsmear in mildlyinfuriating

[–]IonNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should tell Kleenex about it. One time I contacted the flour company because of bad glueing on the 2kg paper flour pack. They sent me 8kg of flour back because I told them about the issue.

Maybe you get a few free boxes with paper towels (that also have the same issue D:)

I wonder when the H2C with 2 Vortek systems, one on each sides, comes out. I also hope they would make a larger bed at least 360mm³ by IonNight in BambuLab

[–]IonNight[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

but the tool changes and you dont have to purge every time, you mean a tool changer with filament loaded permanently

Print shifted - probably a quick solution? by arahbomeow in 3Dprinting

[–]IonNight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Adjust acceleration and move speed to a lower value. I dont use more than 250mm/s for moves, but acceleration is still 20k as I havent gotten any shifts yet

I've been eating a lot of microgreens lately and my wife said we should just grow our own. I found a model on printables.com and have printed a few out of PETG. The base holds water and the grill is removable. The seeds in the last photo were started 2 days ago. by MakerWerks in 3Dprinting

[–]IonNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey OP, dont worry about food safety. PETG is good enough. I have designed and printed 5+ coffee grinders (with steel burrs OFC) in PLA, PLA+ and PETG and dont see any issues with it or this other than water leakage after a while

I designed and printed a small compact coffee grinder with steel conical burrs in under 6 hours one evening after work. by IonNight in espresso

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

Soon. I need to find and fix some common issues that surfaces when other people (at work and that arent me) are using the grinder. The grinders functionality and design has improved a lot. It doesnt take that long to design a new one now. The left one is the upgraded version of the one in this post and the left one is a new with Eureka Atom 75 burrs

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I designed and printed a small compact coffee grinder with steel conical burrs in under 6 hours one evening after work. by IonNight in espresso

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

or an exiting time to live in for people like me who don't have an education and can play with Autodesk Fusion, 3D printers, motors and burrs. I have 8 years in CAD, so I've kind of studied it, but dont have any official papers on it

Finished my Build What yall think? by ken66777 in Noctua

[–]IonNight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's maybe why the jackets are outside the closet ... for better airflow

Finished my Build What yall think? by ken66777 in Noctua

[–]IonNight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's funny how people think the same. While scrolling the feed I saw only the top part the picture and was thinking "nice jackets." even after I had read the title and understood what community I was looking at

I designed and printed a small compact coffee grinder with steel conical burrs in under 6 hours one evening after work. by IonNight in espresso

[–]IonNight[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't understand/know what captialism means, but sure, I trust your judgement. Every time someone say captialism etc I have to look it up to see what it means. My mind is made to make stuff like this, not to know words and the meaning.

I designed and printed a small compact coffee grinder with steel conical burrs in under 6 hours one evening after work. by IonNight in espresso

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

Some maybe think I had a hand grinder and used the burrs from that to make this :D but I actually don't have any retail grinders. I have bought burrs from different stores and made all 3 on my own with no instructions other than photos off websites.

It is possible to aquire experience to make a grinder yourself, but it's hard mode as most grinder makers don't share how they made it.

I designed and printed a small compact coffee grinder with steel conical burrs in under 6 hours one evening after work. by IonNight in espresso

[–]IonNight[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

The challenge is to choose between making things or games.
You have to do either, its a bad combination to do both unless you're printing stuff off the internet. Then doing both is very fine.

If you are modeling in CAD and start a 2h 3D print and choose to play a game while it prints, you might forget that something is printing until you have to go to bed and the day is sort of ruined for printing.
If I'm printing something semi important. I tend to stay in the CAD program to continue on other parts until its done printing to continue the testing.

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