That's interesting. Sounds like they are doing the usual tech company thing of creating a customer profile and selling it to advertisers. Could determine quite a bit about an individual by analyzing everything they 3d print. Anything in their TOS about them having a copy of your files? I'd imagine some corps would be pretty unhappy to know their design files are hitting another companies servers.
3d Printing Crew: Tugboats up in this biatch
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That's interesting. Sounds like they are doing the usual tech company thing of creating a customer profile and selling it to advertisers. Could determine quite a bit about an individual by analyzing everything they 3d print. Anything in their TOS about them having a copy of your files? I'd imagine some corps would be pretty unhappy to know their design files are hitting another companies servers.
Is Bambu a Chinese company? They're probably printing their own copy of every print job and putting it on AliExpress 
Cold Brew
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jesus, did that take an entire roll of filament?
Also, what are the dimensions? Wondering If I can even print it on my prusa mini
CPTMULLET
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Yeah I priced out a bunch of stuff on their site and all of the prices were weirdly reasonable, including the filament (someone claimed it's OEMed by esun).
Hot end is relatively primative in the modern era, but with all the tech they have in that thing I guess you can mitigate a lot of issues.
Ramathorn15
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It was just under half a roll. 450g I think. It barely fit on the print bed of my ender 3 V2. Can't remember the dimension and don't know what the prusa mini are.
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AliEtsyspressIs Bambu a Chinese company? They're probably printing their own copy of every print job and putting it on AliExpress
spools are RFID and reusable, which is kinda nice
I wonder if it reads it every time it's used, or only when a new spool is put in -- if it's only every time you put a spool in, it'd be cool to use the flipper to clone the RFID tags and just tap it to set that slot's print settings for that type of filament.
not hard to configure "Generic PLA" for a slot in the AMS, but it'd be cool to test.
CPTMULLET
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whenever I open the spools that came with it, i'll read out the tagsman it'd be extra cool if you could add your own RFID tags
dont know what i'll do with that info...but
it'd be pretty sick to have your own tags and it'll set that slot for whatever settings you have setup for different types of filament
Well fuck, that took longer than expected. I never work with imported models (screwdriver) so it was far more difficult than expected.
A few compromises though.
Screwdriver arrives Tuesday, then we'll really see how accurately the person modeled it.
A few compromises though.
- LTT Logo (see above) where you can see the holes for the magnet. Could be solved with a thin layer of plastic..
- Bits are not offset. I didn't want to go through the hassle of figuring out which bits would fit with each other as I'd have to model nearly every one.
- actual bits are recessed into the holes a bit... I could have lowered the plastic amount but at a few tests (with not the bits) I felt that looked weird af or it didn't "cradle" the screwdriver as much as I "think" it needs.
Screwdriver arrives Tuesday, then we'll really see how accurately the person modeled it.
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Now this sounds intriguing.
CPTMULLET
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Like some parts are completely surrounded by supports. Say there are 2 balls, vertically stacked. the bottom would need supports and then the top would need supports that cover the top of the ball. Kinda, idk that's a shit way of explaining it. I'm gonna reprint the astronaut cup and then I'll post a pic and I can show you guys the shit I've "printed" lol
but yes, they do seem too stuck on as well.
CPTMULLET
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Reorient the part so the two balls are horizontal instead of vertical. A lot of times, supports can be improved simply by readjusting your model on the build plate.
MastaCow
I love cup.
Friends saw the octopus so now I've had to print more, this one is TTYT3D Silk Shiny Fast Color Gradient Change Rainbow Filament with 3 walls and lightning infill (3% - but don't think that means anything) works fine. I might go to 4 walls next time, but with these settings came down to about 34 hours and about 335 grams of material.
CPTMULLET
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CPTMULLET
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btw in the voron sourcing guide they also have the ancillary shit you might need listed. IIRC the ldo rails are greased and all the wires are terminated so this might not be that important
btw in the voron sourcing guide they also have the ancillary shit you might need listed. IIRC the ldo rails are greased and all the wires are terminated so this might not be that important
VORON Design - Sourcing Guide
Get started with VORON 3D printer, the best little CoreXY 'space shuttle' you can build in your garden shed, or your kitchen.
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MastaCow
I love cup.
Oh, nice. I have a lot of that stuff already. Just need the grease and whatever that loctite compound is. thanks!
CPTMULLET
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btw most vendors now sell a syringe of grease for like $8, you absolutely will never use even half a tube on a dozen vorons, and iirc that's yellow loctite, most people just use blue, I think the LDO kit may even have that now (they've changed since I bought my v0.1 kit)
if you have any questions during the build there's a super active community in the discord, you can post in the help channel or create a ticket if you only get smoothbrain answers
Damnit, they released: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/wine-glass-tentaclerack-stlflix I get the feeling I may end up printing these too.
I've read about the Noc fans but they tend to flow less air to be more quiet right? Not sure I want to take a chance of burning up the board. Mine made a little noise this morning when I fired it up but went away after a min or so. Maybe I just won't turn if off for the next two weeks.
Well keeping it on constantly kept it alive till early this morning. Was awoken to the sweet song of a dying fan.
