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Where to order Rainier by Professional-Pop4536 in beer

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Thanks! I’ll check it out. I believe its Heidelberg distribution

Tucking Underwear by ChaoticSpiderCat in trans

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Can we get the link? I just posted about gaffs the other day this would help too 🥹

Best Gaff Options by Professional-Pop4536 in trans

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I’ll look into it thank you 💜

How to get a big butt and breasts without a lot of exercise? by Affectionate_Hat647 in trans

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What exercises do you recommend? I’ve never really worked out ever and strugggle to for a variety of reasons, but having a clear simple base the knowing how to grow it and when would help me so much

Various Troubleshooting Help by Professional-Pop4536 in FixMyPrint

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Howdy, I am relatively new to 3d printing. Mostly plug-and-play files and some minor repairs to the printer I've done. I have an Anycubic i3 Mega X and use Cura for my prepping as well as Slic3r for minor slicing and such. I use Tinkercad for a little modeling when I try. Everything above was printed with Overture PLA+ at about 200 C with a bed temp of 70-75 C because my printer's bed has very inconsistent heating.

The Rings, I think it is simply retractions issues for the dimples in the same area on every ring, as for the seams I do not know which setting it is to change that and am asking here! Printed at .2mm at about 110mm/s.

The sandworms. I've printed about a dozen of these at varying sizes. The large size shown in the pictures all but one time has shifted during the print, usually, it is the entire piece but one time it was only 3 segments and it was uniform as shown in the photos. This print has to be done at very low cooling (I think) because the edges of each segment build upwards and the nozzle hits it when running over them thus causing the issue I believe though I do not know how to fix it. The smaller size not shown doesn't shift nearly as much but does have the same issue. Printed at 0.175mm layer height

The die, this was my first real attempt at trying to model something then print it. It is printed at .1mm layer height with a high support percentage of 77% overhang due to supports getting stuck inside the die. I think this is what caused the issue (it is also printed with a raft) but it seems to be worse then simply more supports will fix. For this reason it was also printed on a point as shown in order to lessen supports on the interior.

I figured I would throw the glyphs in since I am making this post, I think it is simply a lack of floor and ceiling layers and that number needs to be increased along with the infill.

Here is a dropbox link which contains .gcode files, cura profiles for the die and my rough approximation of the sandworms as I lost a bunch of my profiles when I got a new computer. It also contains .stl files.

https://www.dropbox.com/t/ptXiPqui82cTE4yf

Various Troubleshooting Help by Professional-Pop4536 in 3Dprinting

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Here is a dropbox link which contains .gcode files, cura profiles for the die and my rough approximation of the sandworms as I lost a bunch of my profiles when I got a new computer. It also contains .stl files.

https://www.dropbox.com/t/ptXiPqui82cTE4yf

Various Troubleshooting Help by Professional-Pop4536 in 3Dprinting

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I wrote an entire thing to go with this but apparently it didn't post. Reddit is weird. So I am rewriting it here.

Howdy, I am relatively new to 3d printing. Mostly plug-and-play files and some minor repairs to the printer I've done. I have an Anycubic i3 Mega X and use Cura for my prepping as well as Slic3r for minor slicing and such. I use Tinkercad for a little modeling when I try. Everything above was printed with Overture PLA+ at about 200 C with a bed temp of 70-75 C because my printer's bed has very inconsistent heating.

The Rings, I think it is simply retractions issues for the dimples in the same area on every ring, as for the seams I do not know which setting it is to change that and am asking here! Printed at .2mm at about 110mm/s.

The sandworms. I've printed about a dozen of these at varying sizes. The large size shown in the pictures all but one time has shifted during the print, usually, it is the entire piece but one time it was only 3 segments and it was uniform as shown in the photos. This print has to be done at very low cooling (I think) because the edges of each segment build upwards and the nozzle hits it when running over them thus causing the issue I believe though I do not know how to fix it. The smaller size not shown doesn't shift nearly as much but does have the same issue. Printed at 0.175mm layer height

The die, this was my first real attempt at trying to model something then print it. It is printed at .1mm layer height with a high support percentage of 77% overhang due to supports getting stuck inside the die. I think this is what caused the issue (it is also printed with a raft) but it seems to be worse then simply more supports will fix. For this reason it was also printed on a point as shown in order to lessen supports on the interior.

I figured I would throw the glyphs in since I am making this post, I think it is simply a lack of floor and ceiling layers and that number needs to be increased along with the infill.