What printer are you using? I've been having issues with my extractor.
It’s a friend of mine. Check my YouTube video, his info is in the video and contact in description.What printer are you using? I've been having issues with my extractor.
I’m working with a guy basically telling him exactly what I want as far as shape, size, color, holes, LxDxH, etc. He builds it in CAD and then it renders the picture. We tweak it from there. The first design we basically didn’t have enough infill for the shear size of this thing. It was bowing, but not bad though. 45 degrees was just too much. We’re just both anal and I also changed my mind and wanted to design something a little more low profile, but w/o affecting spread.
He’s using a very large (larger than what most hobbyist have) printer. I think he paid about 2K.What printer are you using? I've been having issues with my extractor.
So each round he’s tweaking the design, printing it, and you’re trying it out?I’m working with a guy basically telling him exactly what I want as far as shape, size, color, holes, LxDxH, etc. He builds it in CAD and then it renders the picture. We tweak it from there. The first design we basically didn’t have enough infill for the shear size of this thing. It was bowing, but not bad though. 45 degrees was just too much. We’re just both anal and I also changed my mind and wanted to design something a little more low profile, but w/o affecting spread.
No, each round I’m tweaking the design, he’s rendering the CAD picture off the numbers I’m giving him, and we’re discussing what is better as far as infill, degrees, density, LxDxH, etc. 45 degrees is doable, but it takes a lot of infill which costs $$$$ for filament to make it rigid enough so that it won’t bow. Plus when you get that large it takes 18 hrs to print even with his massive printer.So each round he’s tweaking the design, printing it, and you’re trying it out?
I wonder if the heat from the light will be an issue.No, each round I’m tweaking the design, he’s rendering the CAD picture off the numbers I’m giving him, and we’re discussing what is better as far as infill, degrees, density, LxDxH, etc. 45 degrees is doable, but it takes a lot of infill which costs $$$$ for filament to make it rigid enough so that it won’t bow. Plus when you get that large it takes 18 hrs to print even with his massive printer.
This new model is called the wife saver. She hates the light in her eyes and to be quit honest the UV on these Radions makes my eyes hurt.
What are these for? I like the ATO pump stand.
Tunze 3155 ATO pump. Only $22 and we’ll worth it. If anybody has a Tunze and you want one I can give you Harry’s info. My pump is currently floating in my reservoir. It won’t be for long.What are these for? I like the ATO pump stand.
It shouldn’t be, because of the vent holes.I wonder if the heat from the light will be an issue.
Exactlysame ato pump holder, just with attachments for ato cutoff control
Yeah that guy has been around for a long time.Loving the ATO pump holders and the integrated switch mounts are some forward thinking!!!
He’s using a Creality CR 10 MaxWhat printer are you using? I've been having issues with my extractor.