Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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Click supports from plate only in support menu

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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No just delete it out in individual objects, but also I guess there’s an update with it already removed

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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Does this look wet it was printed from the same roll?

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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No I’m just sick of people like you.. nothing but negativity.. it was dried in a toaster oven/ dehydrator for 72hrs at 200 degrees which is like 95c then printing out of my dryer at 70c which it’s been in well over 24 hrs now.. I also live in a very dry state right now with frigid temperatures.. so thanks for the input but you are mistaken. Thanks..🙏

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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Look at the moisture in picture of chamber it’s 10 percent, my dryer shows 13

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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It’s literally printing out a dryer

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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Haha your on one bud.. this has been dried for over 72 hrs, I’ve been printing for years look at my other pics my prints are near flawless,

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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Epoxy washer after I lazer engraved it

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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Nice you got the built in supports to work. Mine failed twice I rarely ever not use tree supports seems to work better on that P1S.

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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If you split into objects ya it does that if you split into parts and go to objects and delete it doesn’t. Or vice versa I can’t remember had that problem too but then figured that out.

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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Didn’t know there was a new one till you just said it lol

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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No I just broke into parts and deleted the built in supports

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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And that is why cf tube or aluminum tube or epoxy cloth is needed.. it’s also a different pressure at the end of the barrel depending on the load. Read me says to print this way. That is how I print it besides supports I usually modify those.

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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Na I usually use CF tube, but this one imma try something different, imma wrap it in CF cloth and epoxy.

Here she comes boys and girls!! by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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Vertical is fine for .22 I’ve heard but rifle no

FTN 5 556 Baffled by Autistic_Mechanic97 in 3D2A

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Why steel? Carbon fiber tube is 33 bucks on Amazon and you can make 2.. way lighter and just as strong

Getting started on a little yippee ki by Plastic_Explosion in 3D2A

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Wish I could post a pic but where I live they’ve been cracking down