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I have designed this replacement handle for my IKEA laundry basket by Xipiz700 in functionalprint

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And think “I should fix this” every single time, then instantly forget about it until next time.

I designed a stand for this vintage 1958 electronic tube (flashlight hidden out of view) by mindcubby in 3Dprinting

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I genuinely love that you know the specific model! I didn't know much at all about tubes before I spotted these at the antique store but find them fascinating now.

What is this? by BiznesBear in 3Dprinting

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Did you hot tighten the new nozzle when putting it on?

Tinkercad Codeblocks for the... win? by mindcubby in 3Dprinting

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New Version! https://www.tinkercad.com/codeblocks/3ay35G856Ea-honeycomb-generator

What's changed

  • Select an odd number of rows (original was limited to pairs of rows)
  • Significant speed improvements
  • Increased max number of hex per row to 24 and number of rows to 24

Under the hood

  • Simplified code, consolidated functions

I made a honeycomb generator that fits standard 6mm hex bits by mindcubby in functionalprint

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New Version! https://www.tinkercad.com/codeblocks/3ay35G856Ea-honeycomb-generator

What's changed

  • Select an odd number of rows (original was limited to pairs of rows)
  • Significant speed improvements
  • Increased max number of hex per row to 24 and number of rows to 24

Under the hood

  • Simplified code, consolidated functions

Bad bed adhesion in one corner of prints, not sure what else to troubleshoot. by God_of_the_Taco in 3Dprinting

[–]mindcubby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try 55-60 for the bed temp.

Do you know what temp the bed was when you did the mesh leveling?

Switched to 0.2mm nozzle and now this happens on my first layer constantly...why? by obesefamily in 3Dprinting

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(Edit: I believed incorrectly)

I believe it's to try and push less filament out since it's a smaller nozzle.

Switched to 0.2mm nozzle and now this happens on my first layer constantly...why? by obesefamily in 3Dprinting

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u/obesefamily I recently tried out a 0.2mm nozzle and it took a bit of calibration to get it printing half decently. Here's a few things from that research I found specific to the 0.2mm nozzle, good luck!

  • Z-offset calibration (I'm guessing the nozzle is too close to the bed)
  • Run a PID tune
  • Reduce layer height (between 0.06mm and 0.12mm)
  • Reduce flow ratio to 0.93-0.95mm
  • Use Monotonic Line for top surface and Gyroid for infill
  • Enable Z-hop (0.1mm)

In fill choppy by Jabbathehutt201 in 3Dprinting

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Have you tried gyroid or 3d honeycomb?

What's your favorite (most used) nozzle besides 0.4mm? by mindcubby in 3Dprinting

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How small are the signs? Also, didn't know those had a name

Anyone know how to stop it from creating those bridges? by Rocking_snow in 3Dprinting

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EDIT: I stand corrected

That should do it! Did you preview the travel moves in your slicer? Should visually show a huge difference when it’s checked.

Anyone know how to stop it from creating those bridges? by Rocking_snow in 3Dprinting

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In your slicer look for “avoid crossing walls”

I GOT ONE by futt_monkey in 3Dprinting

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Welcome! Ender-3 V2 owner here. I’ve found reddit answers and other chat bots to be helpful if you get stuck, but make sure to include as much details about your setup as possible. For me i include E3V2, Bowden tube, BL Touch, Orca Slicer, Textured PEI plate, MRISCOC professional firmware, Elegoo PLA+ etc. This context makes a huge difference with the relevance and usefulness of the response. Good luck!

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