http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:413
I am not really all that happy with it. the inside was pretty stringy and infact on the lid, when I tried to remove the stringyness I think the entire inside bit got pulled out.
Am I still running too hot? I think the base is a bit gloopier than the upper layers and I had the printer 'sitting' at 185 while I was loading the next file.
Print Notes
PLA 3mm natural
extrusion 175C 30mm/s parims 60mm/s infill
retraction 1mm 20mm/s
bed 60C
slic3r 0.7 pronterface 0.7e sprinter
Yeah… definitely gonna wait for you to get the kinks worked out with the printer before I ask you to do much of anything 🙂
Yeah… definitely gonna wait for you to get the kinks worked out with the printer before I ask you to do much of anything 🙂
This clear PLA photographs terribly! I am working on getting things sorted. Most people take a week to assemble and a week to get it running well, if not longer. I still have 2 days yet for assembly!
This clear PLA photographs terribly! I am working on getting things sorted. Most people take a week to assemble and a week to get it running well, if not longer. I still have 2 days yet for assembly!
Oh, I'm not trying to rip on you or anything, I think what you've got so far is still pretty slick. Just saying… I'm looking forward to it being even slicker. 🙂
Oh, I'm not trying to rip on you or anything, I think what you've got so far is still pretty slick. Just saying… I'm looking forward to it being even slicker. 🙂
This particular print is only as big around as a dime so all imperfections appear to much more significant than it really is. Takes a while to get the details sorted out. I'd assume that the thermistor is a 20% tolerance part and we tend to run temps around 200 degrees in 5 degree increments. 185 for one machine and 170 for the next one over. Mine appears to be a 170ish. Each plastic is also different. +- 5° from the normal of that type.
Quite confusing really. Takes a while to get one's head around it all. My prints are quickly getting better.
Not to long I will have good prints.
This particular print is only as big around as a dime so all imperfections appear to much more significant than it really is. Takes a while to get the details sorted out. I'd assume that the thermistor is a 20% tolerance part and we tend to run temps around 200 degrees in 5 degree increments. 185 for one machine and 170 for the next one over. Mine appears to be a 170ish. Each plastic is also different. +- 5° from the normal of that type.
Quite confusing really. Takes a while to get one's head around it all. My prints are quickly getting better.
Not to long I will have good prints.