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  1. 28th November 2021, 04:20 PM #81
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    Done in asa with a .6mm nozzle .3mm layer height, 4 shells vertical and horizontally

    They are bigger than I originally thought they were

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    Quote Originally Posted by Piddler View Post
    I just bought a vacuum former, will be able to 3d print moulds then bang, vacuum form heaps quicker quantities,
    I bought Pete sheet for that.

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  3. 29th November 2021, 12:05 PM #83
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    A new lesson learnt.Don't go out with a print running, or the filament will get pinched into the roll ( like a winch rope ) and the print will fail. Grrr
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    A new lesson learnt.Don't go out with a print running, or the filament will get pinched into the roll ( like a winch rope ) and the print will fail. Grrr
    Well that should be an anomaly not the norm. I don’t think it means you can’t ever go out - else will you never sleep or do one over 16 hours? After all, a 40 hour print is a long time. I had a power failure in the middle of one of mine - such is life
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoJeffster View Post
    Well that should be an anomaly not the norm. I don’t think it means you can’t ever go out - else will you never sleep or do one over 16 hours? After all, a 40 hour print is a long time. I had a power failure in the middle of one of mine - such is life
    Yeah, first time it's happened. One thing my printer alleges it can do is carry on after a power failure. Looking forward to testing that. Not.
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    I had that yesterday, a small roll not on a spool got knotted and caused a couple of layers to stuff up and not enough left to finish the print.
    New roll on its way for take 2.
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    Anyone got thoughts on the best filament to print those pesky D1/2 headlight clips? I've been doing a few using PLA, but i'm not sure of the suitability. So far I'm not impressed with the results I get from my printer with PET-G.
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    I'm making some YXX2777 Escutcheons

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    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!
    I'm not sure if you found someone but I'm going to be producing some in high quality Nylon that will be an almost exact replica of YXX2777. They will be grey as standard but I also have SUA (saddle brown) and LUL (grey) paint available. Pm me if you're interested.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    Anyone got thoughts on the best filament to print those pesky D1/2 headlight clips? I've been doing a few using PLA, but i'm not sure of the suitability. So far I'm not impressed with the results I get from my printer with PET-G.
    What’s your retraction settings?
    And your heat settings?
    Do you have a heated plate?
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