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Am I imagining this? While waiting for Mr Bezos to deliver a roll of PET-G, I printed an item in PLA to test fit. It took 4:37 hours. Now with PET-G the slice software is telling me it'll be 3:43 hours. Does PET-G print faster than PLA?
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Likely the software settings for pet-g has changed the speed of movement. You tend to move faster if I recall with Pet-g as it has a tendency to be quite stringyQuote:
Originally Posted by Tins
Yes. Faster and usually a little more retraction on turns.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
Often still wrong for timing though!
My printer was happy to print this without supports in PLA. In PET-G not so much[bigsad]
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Anyone around prepared to do some of these?
I need at least 2 and possibly 4.
They are the clips that hold the headrests in the RRC.
The heading shows the original LR part number - unobtainium
and an apparent suitable replacement - probably the same
Like this, you mean?Quote:
Originally Posted by gavinwibrow
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I could do a few, but you might find someone closer. Here's the link to the file if you find someone.
RRC Head Rest Holder by RRC_Parts - Thingiverse
I'm happy to pay anyone (including postage) that is happy to do 4 - or less if they prefer - a volunteer is worth 10 pressed men!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
If nobody closer chimes in I'll give it a go.Quote:
Originally Posted by gavinwibrow
OK. I'm about 1 hour into a 17 hour print, so it'll have to be tomorrow but I'll print a few up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
