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Discussion in 'Projects' started by Peter Krska, Jun 21, 2014.

  1. Peter Krska

    Peter Krska Active Member

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    Here is a pyramid I got from Thingiverse.

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    0.2046 layer height. Stock Robo3D printer. Filament is PLA from GS Doer
    190 filament temp
    55 bed
    No support
    Speed 50



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  2. Peter Krska

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    [​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]

    This is a cool illuminati mask. I tried printing it without support. As you can see the result was not good. Lots of holes.


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    [​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]

    Here are some that printed well.


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    They look good Pete yaeh some things just need support I keep trying to adjust the bridging and print my tesseract without support but so far not so good
     
  5. Peter Krska

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    Got a ducted fan I am working on. Found this on thingiverse. Did a small version for a test print. Using PLA @ 190, bed 55
    Filament from GS Doer. Brand

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    Printed out really smoothly. Stock Robo3D Printer.


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  6. Peter Krska

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    Here a few prints that came out pretty good.
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    The thumb is used in magic. Painted with water paint and sprayed with lacquer clear.

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    The illuminati mask was printed with support. Lots to take off. It looks messy. It's die to the model. If it was created properly with sealed edges it would have printed better. Might try and modify it later.
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    The bottle worked out really well. Solid except for a certain area where the walls are really thin.
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    I tried using more parameters. Not sure if that had anything to do with it.
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  7. Peter Krska

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    I printed a magnet box.
    One on the bed and one bigger one with a 2 layer raft. I was able to successfully pull the raft off after leaving it on a 55 degree bed. It peeled off nicely.

    Comparing the two, the raft one is a cleaner choice.
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    Using Matter Control on a stock Robo3d printer. Here are my settings:

    Layer height 0.2046 or 0.246 < this is what was in there currently and it's printing pretty good
    First layer 0.3
    Parameters 6
    Top layer 5
    Bottom 5
    Generate extra parameters when needed
    Start at non overhang
    Thin walls
    External parameters first

    Infill 0.3
    Infill every 1
    Only infill when needed
    Fill pattern Rectilinear
    Top/Bot fill Rectilinear
    Infill every 1 layer
    Only infill when needed
    Solid infill every 0 layers
    Starting angle 45
    Solid infill threshold 70

    Speed
    Everything at 50 except
    Outside perimeter 70%
    Gap fill 45
    Min print speed 30
    Travel 125
    First layer speed 50%

    Skirt and Brim
    Loops 2
    Distance 6
    Skirt height 2
    Non extrusion length 1
    Brim 0

    Support
    Overhang 89
    Enforce support 0
    Raft 2 layers

    Options
    Pattern Rectilinear
    Pattern spacing 2.5
    Starting angle 0
    Interface layers 3
    Interface spacing 0
    Z gap 1

    Output options
    Wipe 0
    Adv first layer 150%

    Flow
    Bridge flow 1

    Other
    Threads 2
    Res 0
    Extrusion axis E
    Optimize overhangs

    Filament
    Diameter 1.75
    Ext multi 1
    Ext first layer 190
    Ext temp 190
    Bed first layer 55
    Bed temp 0

    Printer
    Bed size 228.6 x 254
    Print centre 114.3 x 127
    Build height 203.2
    Z offset 0
    Bed shape rectangular
    Firmware reprap

    Extruder
    Nozzle 0.4
    Ext offset 0

    Retract
    Length 1
    Change tool 10
    Z lift 0.12
    Speed 35
    Extra length 0
    Min travel 2
    Retract on layer change
    Retraction when disabled 10
    Extra length 0

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  8. Peter Krska

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    Found a cool looking guitar body.PLA like usual.
    This time I used a RAFT. It makes for a better print. No more ugly looking bottom of the print.

    After printing, I heat the bed up to 100, l use a spatula, working my way around the print till it comes off. At that point the raft is hot and easily peels off the model.

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    Man I never get a raft that nice. What slicer engine were you using?
     
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    Slic3r the stable version
    The secret is to heat the bed close to 100 and then try and peel it off.
    I used 2 layers of raft.

    Not sure how it happened but I guess I made a typo and I've been running MC using 0.246 layer height instead if my usual 0,2046

    I wonder if that makes a difference?


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    Slicer's latest experimental version has some cool new stuff in it, you should check it out and all the release notes between your version and the experimental.
     
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    Actually there's a new stable version of Slic3r (1.1.5) :) I'm assuming this is what you're using @Peter Krska.
     
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    Galaxius, I updated Matter Comtrol, and it automatically updated Slic3r.

    The newer version of Matter Control has a nice raft. Better than before. It has a nice pattern and come off without a problem. I also noticed that it came off the bed a lot easier too.

    Here's a print I just made and the raft:


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    Here is a problem that I had recently, going good prints tory bad:

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    It ended up being the y axis motor was loose and the bed gear bed loose. Had to tighten the set screws again and I couldn't tighten the motor underneath the bed to the body of the printer anymore. The screws were tight but the motor moved causing the terrible print.

    I crazy glued the motor to the body and now here is the same print:

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    I am going to use a hot glue on the set screws one day to keep them in place. I figure to release them in the future I could hear the area with a heat gun and they should release.




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  14. Peter Krska

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    Got some new white PLA, so I printed this iphone5 case from thingiverse.

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    Came out really smooth.
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    Peter Krska Active Member

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    Printed a hinged box as
    one object. The hinges work right away. It's walls are very thin. If anyone knows a way of printing it with thicker walls without having to edit the object, perhaps through the Matter Control software settings?

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    Find it in thingiverse
     
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    You should try editing the number of vertical and horizontal shells, take a look at the slice results to be sure the hinge isnt messed up
     
  17. Peter Krska

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    Here is the latest attempt at the Sleep No More Mask
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    It is a 17 hour 20 min 10 sec print. Still going strong. Will post once finished.

    Using PLA, Orange, 190, bed 55, Matter Control
     
  18. Peter Krska

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    Here's the finished Sleep No More mask with extra wide walls. Was recreated in Sculptris. Great free program.

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    For all your Airsoft needs, thingiverse has so many great projects to print.

    Here's a hand grenade. I think it's a Russia model. Spray painted. Pin is from a fire extinguisher!

    Takes around 6 hours to print the body. The rest of the parts printed within 1 hour. PLA @ 190. Matter Control.

    The body has a hole for your bb's and the pin pulls out and the latch separates.[​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]
     
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