Zero OtterwolfSep 5, 2024
I'm trying to print a 3d model of my VTuber model, and I'm running into a weird issue. Perhaps it has something to do with my process, but I'm not sure.
There is a gap where the tail meets the body of the model, and it only shows up when slicing the model.
Anyone have any advice for how to fix this?
#3dprinting #3DPrintingHelp #3dmodel
Show threadTimAug 19, 2024
@EddiKat you need more adhesion #3DPrintingHelp
MrCopilotJul 29, 2024

It is never too early to ask yourself:

Did I leave #FuzzySkin on that functional mechanical sliding #3dprint ?

#3DPrintingHelp

Never mind how I know, just... Just Heed my Wisdom, HEED IT.

AlexanderJul 21, 2024

Kann jemand einen Shop empfehlen für PLA und PETG Filament?

Möglichst günstig wäre auch nicht schlecht.

#3DDruck #3DPrinting #3DPrintingHelp #Filament #PLA #PETG

Das PLA wird hauptsächlich für unsere FCK AFD Chips benötigt :)

Show threadChainJun 27, 2024
@Xzan this is pretty helpful, and it's now a guide I can point people too when they ask me 😉 thanks for the spot.
#filament #3DPrintingHelp
Show threadTimJun 23, 2024
@jmw my 3Dprinter has s option to turn off the #3DPrinting heat timer #3DPrintingHelp
TimJun 23, 2024
#3DPrintingHelp every 3 #3DPrints wash the bed , clean the nozzle , maintain the belts & also keep in mind when filament is waved it’s wet so dry it at 70•C for 5 minutes for PLA
Show threadFritz AdalisJun 23, 2024

@samvaliant
The best thing I did to my e3pro was flatten the bed. I borrowed a cricut sticky cutting mat (12x24 iirc) and stuck down two sheets of sandpaper. I took off the bed and the magnet sheet and slid it back and forth on the sandpaper, turning it 90 degrees occasionally. Keep doing that until the scratches are uniform. Add a new magnet sheet (or don't) and you're good to go.

#3DPrintingHelp #3dprinting

Sam ValiantJun 23, 2024
Is there anything as tedious as calibrating a 3D printer? I think maybe my bed isn't perfect. Using a 0.2mm feelers gauge this is the best I can get it once warmed up to 70degrees *sigh* #3DPrintingHelp #3dprinting
James M. WoodwardJun 18, 2024

Started my first "large, multi piece print" which should take a week or so. That's not large for many but considering 95% of my things are an hour or two tops, it's sizable. I can also tell by the pixels that it was created by a designer who did not use #fdm.

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