Was keen to upgrade to a micro Swiss for my ender 3. Let me know you thoughts on it once you get it going!Printer has been idle for the last 2 months because of nozzle issues. Installing a micro swis this weekend so hopefully that sorts it out for a while. I think only the frame and motors are still original components.
Pif the printer to me [emoji14]So i think its time for a new printer, my prusa has printed more than one printer should have been expected to and has started giving more issues than its worth.
So what should i replace it with, looking at the 10s pro but if anyone has better advice shoot
Pif the printer to me [emoji14]
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Yeah I guess so Slash [emoji14]Haha, its nearly halloween, you can print yourself a better thor costume for our next party [emoji14]
But na im most likely going to strip it for other projects
I would recommend trying the BantamFeeder: BantamFeederinstalled the swiss over the weekend but with the first test i noticed the extruder is slipping. Going to install a bulldog next.
I would recommend trying the BantamFeeder: BantamFeeder
It's a printable extruder that reuses the Ender 3 parts and it has a similar design to the Bulldog - I have been using it for quite some time and it is really amazing - Since Feb
Printed this when my original ender 3 extruder got eaten up by the filament
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What filament is that?Here is a quick clip of my Emder 3 on Klipper Firmware. Video is not sped up...
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eSun PLA+ - I have been loving this filament, the best PLA with the most consistent results. Moving between colours requires zero adjustments.What filament is that?
That looks amazing otherwise...
Wanhao filament is a serious issue for me too...eSun PLA+ - I have been loving this filament, the best PLA with the most consistent results. Moving between colours requires zero adjustments.
The Wanhao PLA I would get different extrusions when I just swap colours.
Never tried PETG - Did some ABS prints which was hit and miss so I wasn't too keen on other materials. But I will try it!Wanhao filament is a serious issue for me too...
What do you mostly do with your prints?
Have you tried CRON PETG?
PLA+ is really easy to work with.
That is a great conversation tool, I will remember that.Never tried PETG - Did some ABS prints which was hit and miss so I wasn't too keen on other materials. But I will try it!
I mostly print gifts, so for Lunches and DInners that I attend, I take a 3D Print with. People love them and then there is always a conversation around it too. Vases, Wine Holders, little fidget/puzzles, headphone stands, Pen holders - Then I also do some prototyping and build things on a smaller scale.
What you plan on getting @AAAH NUUU BRU ?
Trying to buy a new printer at present is difficult haha, diy is out of stock on like all their printers, 3dprint store is out of stock on everything im interested in.
Ultimate beginner, I would not suggest a Prusa i3. Lots of tinkering, fine tuning and you're gonna have a hard time. If you've got a bit of experience with electronics, then go for it but just a friendly warning for some frustrating times ahead haha.Would guys be willing to setup a page to share their artwork files so others can use and save time on drawing ?
If anyone is selling a printer I would be keen, i3 Prusa or i3 Wahao or so on. Ultimate beginner [emoji14]
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