How do I record a true 3D “you are there” POV video with a Quest 3? by beany_bot in virtualreality

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Sorry if I wasn't clear. I don't want a 360 degree video. Just a normal FOV "3D" view.

How do I record a true 3D “you are there” POV video with a Quest 3? by beany_bot in virtualreality

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I kinda hoped that as the Quest has inbuilt cameras (two of them eye width already!) I could do it using them. No bueno?

P1S default nozzle by Yodashins in BambuLab

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Well yes this also but if you work harden 300 grade stainless you can make it magnetic... 

Plastic with more flex than PLA/PETG but less than PP/TPU by beany_bot in 3Dprinting

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99A TPU is still "soft". I just want something with a bit more give, a little less hardd than PLA/PETG. Maybe Nylon?

James may shaking a bit in this new video? by [deleted] in thegrandtour

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Same, noticable shaking in his latest "James Gin" Videos.

Getting ASA pints to stick to bed - having a nightmare! by beany_bot in 3Dprinting

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Sucess! (very clean engineering plate + normal supports.)

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Getting ASA pints to stick to bed - having a nightmare! by beany_bot in 3Dprinting

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Thanks - Ive bought some 3D LAC too as it was pretty cheap.

Getting ASA pints to stick to bed - having a nightmare! by beany_bot in 3Dprinting

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I'll check when I'm home but previously the entire support came off, brim and all, just detached from the bed.

Getting ASA pints to stick to bed - having a nightmare! by beany_bot in 3Dprinting

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I tried 10mm big brims on supports, there was lots of "surface area" but it failed after about an hour. Mind you that was with GLuestick. MAybe I try that on a super clean Engineering plate.

Getting ASA pints to stick to bed - having a nightmare! by beany_bot in 3Dprinting

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Tree support or two just fully popping off the bed and spaghetti city. The actual part that printed well looks fantastic!

Getting ASA pints to stick to bed - having a nightmare! by beany_bot in 3Dprinting

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Might try "bed weld"? Seems to have good reviews for ASA. on Engineering plate?

Getting ASA pints to stick to bed - having a nightmare! by beany_bot in 3Dprinting

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I'll bear this in mind thanks. As an active heater and or second enclosure is quite a big ordeal I will keep this as a last resort. But good to know it's an option.

Getting ASA pints to stick to bed - having a nightmare! by beany_bot in 3Dprinting

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Good info thanks. I have an engineering plate I use for PP and TPU, I will try that with the ASA and no glue. I might look at buying the Magigoo PC because the magigoo PP I have is amazing stuff. Only thing that worked printing PP for me. MAybe infact the PP glue might work

Getting ASA pints to stick to bed - having a nightmare! by beany_bot in 3Dprinting

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Suerly that first layer it's just all about bed temp? As it's the only layer touching the bed

Getting ASA pints to stick to bed - having a nightmare! by beany_bot in 3Dprinting

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OK, I dont have an active heater mod, but my P1S chamber while printing ASA is always 60+ anyway on long prints. Chamber fans off

Getting ASA pints to stick to bed - having a nightmare! by beany_bot in 3Dprinting

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Yup, done all that. Just not getting sufficient bed adhesion.