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Trig said:
Yeha its the Thing, I printed one at 50% before I came out to Saudi, works well even without supports, will scale it up to 100% and print it when I get back, mines the slight variant though as its the Apple Watch Charger version..
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cool did you print it with the wrist on the plate?
 
yep wrist down fingers up, no supports needed, just did a raft for a bit of extra grab, this pei really does not need it tho :)
 
VeNT said:
cool did you print it with the wrist on the plate?
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Nope, fingers down, no supports, worked fine, but it was 50%, I'll do a 100% one when I get back and see how it comes out, I need to move the seams as well as they're on the outside of the fingers so looks a bit naff.
 
I printed one a few months ago wrist down (with a small brim added for good measure) and it came out great. With the fingers up you can get some good detail and a nice rounded finish on the tips.
 
Actually ignore the above, thinking about it I did print it wrist down as I remember watching the fingers to see if they were wobbling as it was printing them out...
 
This has been a long print but it’s now done. A couple of issues I need someone at work to sort out for me and I need to get someone else at work to string and tune it for me. It’s going to be a decoration.


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ElliorR said:
This has been a long print but it’s now done. A couple of issues I need someone at work to sort out for me and I need to get someone else at work to string and tune it for me. It’s going to be a decoration.


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how much did the non printed stuff cost?
 
VeNT said:
how much did the non printed stuff cost?
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£89 from Germany for an electric guitar kit. Only needed the neck and electrics but the kit was the cheapest way to get the right ones that fit the design.
 
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ElliorR said:
£89 from Germany for an electric guitar kit. Only needed the neck and electrics but the kit was the cheapest way to get the right ones that fit the design.
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that's super cool, I've been looking at the uke build on cults and am tempted to have a go
 
What could be causing this stringyness, its on a Ender 3, starts off great. then ends up like this mess.

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If that piece is symmetrical it's probably trying to print in thin air on those corner pieces which will then just string filament everywhere.
 
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