3D Printing thread

[dantimdad]

I use https://mattshub.com/2017/04/19/extruder-calibration/

Most slicers have a built in ability to send Gcode if you can hook the printer via USB (or possibly WiFi).

It takes all of 10 minutes to do properly. I have gotten to where I do it on Saturday morning right after breakfast. That way, if the boy's want to jump on and print, it's ready.

 

[Erica-Renee]

What process do you use for the extruder calibration? I'm not sure I can get into the EEPROM and even if I can they'd probably rather I not

Using Matter control slicer from Mattter hackers . there are instructions on how to calibrate on there website as well. I found it easiest to use ..

 

[dantimdad]

BTW, if anyone is looking to sell a printer, PM me

 

[dantimdad]

Using Matter control slicer from Mattter hackers . there are instructions on how to calibrate on there website as well. I found it easiest to use ..

I will look into that. Your advice has helped me so much, why stop now.

 

[Erica-Renee]

BTW, if anyone is looking to sell a printer, PM me

Do we need a Intervention into your Newly Found Obsession.. Stop watching that print and go to work .. Giggles

I have been drawing a 3d printed outfit for spring including heels , Skirt and Top....... I am thinking NO.. you cant have the stl...

 

[dantimdad]

Do we need a Intervention into your Newly Found Obsession.. Stop watching that print and go to work .. Giggles

I have been drawing a 3d printed outfit for spring including heels , Skirt and Top....... I am thinking NO.. you cant have the stl...

I only want the top. I don't have the legs anymore for the heels and skirt. ;Hilarious;Wideyed

 

[Erica-Renee]

I will look into that. Your advice has helped me so much, why stop now.

Actually almost all the info i have shared has been obtained from there website. Very straight forward simple Troubleshooting and advice that really does apply to the issues we have starting out with 3d printing. Not being afraid to fail is the best tool we have to learn ,Especially since materials are so cheap. The only loss is waiting time

 

[Erica-Renee]

I only want the top. I don't have the legs anymore for the heels and skirt. ;Hilarious;Wideyed

You gotta print it with TPU...

Speaking of . have you tried it yet... the one I have used is flexible but not as soft as say the ninja flex .

 

[dantimdad]

You gotta print it with TPU...

Speaking of . have you tried it yet... the one I have used is flexible but not as soft as say the ninja flex .

I haven't tried anything flexible yet. My son asked me if our printer could do it the other day and I said yes, but that's as far as the conversation got.

 

[Erica-Renee]

I haven't tried anything flexible yet. My son asked me if our printer could do it the other day and I said yes, but that's as far as the conversation got.

I have printed some bumpers for tool boxes in the back of my Work van to Quiet things down a bit . Like for the security gate and drawers . I am working on latter mittens as well as rubber covers for air tool fittings as i usually tape these to protect customers floors when doing hard wood flooring . I printed some battery racks for my Power tool batteries as well .

not really many Aquarium related stuff ...

 

[GrizFyrFyter]

I have another E3 Pro coming today, I am going to set it up with the V6 hotend and see how it compares.

Be prepared to install a bootloader and firmware change.

 

[TheHarold]

Be prepared to install a bootloader and firmware change.

I don’t see why that would be neccesary- could you explain? A new hotend seems like it would just require offsets/ pid tune. I’m not familiar with most of that stuff haha

 

[GrizFyrFyter]

I don’t see why that would be neccesary- could you explain? A new hotend seems like it would just require offsets/ pid tune.

The thermistor from e3d needs an adjustment to firmware to read Temps correctly. The printer is unusable without it. It reads the printer changing Temps by 100° in just a few seconds when you try to heat the hotend.

The ender 3 pro may have a bootloader, I haven't checked.

 

[TheHarold]

BTW, if anyone is looking to sell a printer, PM me

It’s pretty difficult to resell (cheap) printers unless local because shipping will be like $40+. Typically makes it not worth it

 

[dantimdad]

It’s pretty difficult to resell (cheap) printers unless local because shipping will be like $40+. Typically makes it not worth it

Yeah, but it doesn't hurt to ask.

I have an opportunity to pick up an ender 2 locally. It's brand new in the box for $120. Do you think that's worth it?

 

[scriptmonkey]

Anyone print with 3mm filament?

 

[TheEngineer]

Well it looks like I have some tuning to do...

 

[dantimdad]

Anyone print with 3mm filament?

@JDowns

 

[JDowns]

@JDowns

3mm / 2.85 is all I print with.

 

[Erica-Renee]

Well it looks like I have some tuning to do...

This is a Scary monster,one of witch i have printed as well.. If you have not check to insure your ptfe tube is tight, and calibrate extruder is where you should begin..