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Very easy. It had cooled for maybe 20 minutes and I just grabbed it and it peeled off with no force needed.
2 of the hardline tube runs in my PC wouldn't stay in aligment so drew up and printed a clamp! Designed and printed to take a M2.5 thread insert and machine screw but the locating pins and holes ended up providing a really good interference fit. Now find myself examining what else I can print along with the clamp and 3d printed cable combs 
I printed this out on my Creality Hi (the best printer Ive ever owned, as it just works) and the most complicated tricky print Ive ever printer on a 3d printer aswel, as theres loads of supports, but the Hi printed it like it was nothing, no drama's and most of the supports were left on the bed when removing the print....... Was going to print it in colour but I would have needed more than 4 colours, so 2 CFS boxes would be needed as 1 box holds 4 filaments(you can print up to 16 colours with the Hi by having 4 CFS boxes) and it would have take 2x - 3x longer to print too with all the colour changing constantly. But I might reprint it out again in colour IF I should ever get another CFS box
Print time 37hr 22mins, printed in PETG so I can have it on my window sill without it melting
Print time 37hr 22mins, printed in PETG so I can have it on my window sill without it melting
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The quality looks really good. What filament, nozzle size, layer size did you use?
Just some cheap white petg filament I bought from AliExpress and printed with a 0.4 nozzle, 0.2 layer hight
The beds are great nowaday as the print just unsticks once the bed is cool... The bed Is awesome on my Creality Hi printer as everything really sticks to it, I dont have any lifting up on the corners at all... Its a Epoxy Resin Plate
Another flawless 20hr print from the Creality Hi.. This is best printer by far I have ever had, plus its done a total of 343hrs without a jam or clog etc since having the printer in May. I hope they bring out a bigger version in a few months time...
Wished I had some army coloured dark green as it would have looked sooo realistic. Dont know why its come out as bluey green because its actually a normal green, dam camera.
Wished I had some army coloured dark green as it would have looked sooo realistic. Dont know why its come out as bluey green because its actually a normal green, dam camera.
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Several things over the last few days. Large Saitama figurine for a friend, Cable chains for my A1 and some 40k figurines/bases
Started to use filament change based on layer height for some multi coloured pieces. Designed this one mostly in Inkscape and exported each layer as an svg into Tinkercad for final design and stl export. Set the layer filament changes in Bambu studio. Is a 2 piece design (upright and stand) Pretty happy with the result!
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Gridfinity multibin storage case for all my M2 and M3 bolts. All printed in PETG on the Centauri Carbon. The labels were printed in white and then just sharpied the embossed text rather than try multi-colour. It's very sturdy. Middle bin is grey because I ran out of the green with about 20g to go
It's stackable as well if you need more than one.
It's stackable as well if you need more than one.
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I like that a lot. I could do with making a couple of those for my screws and fixings that I have in multiple containers, I have the same printer as you too. How long did the actual case take to print?
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About 14-15 hours for the case (3 plates) and probably another 12-13 hours for the bins