3-D printing

[Nifty-Chicken]

You can see my first print here:
https://www.printerknowledge.com/th...-trigger-on-a-bambu-lab-h2s.17152/post-146821

Since then, I've printed a ton... but right now I'm printing a flow-test-tower to see what my max volumetric speed can be for this printer, filament, nozzle combo:

 

[azurbanclucker]

I've been struggling with cabling and loose gadgets when I'm out taking photos at night. So today I knocked up a simple bracket in tinkercad that has a knockout on the back for a tripod leg.

Straps to the leg with velcro and my intervalometer and USB battery attach with velcro. Printed them in PLA. Also used a bit of cork backing to help keep them from sliding as easily.

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

I've been struggling with cabling and loose gadgets when I'm out taking photos at night. So today I knocked up a simple bracket in tinkercad that has a knockout on the back for a tripod leg.

Straps to the leg with velcro and my intervalometer and USB battery attach with velcro. Printed them in PLA. Also used a bit of cork backing to help keep them from sliding as easily.
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Nice job!!

I LOVE functional prints that fix unique issues!

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

I dont think i said this yet. Both my printer and the co print system arrived. The Neptune 4 max printed really nicely, even just out of the box after leveling. It took a bit longer for the co print system to come. I built the system for 8 extruders. Lets say it was very hard to get the co print system to work with the Neptune, first issue was changing from fluidd to mainsail, finally figured that out, then i had tons of errors, had to find different configuration files because the ones on co print aren't all right(new extruder runout sensor). The last couple days I've finally been able to start printing. It prints pretty well(ill upload pictures once i have everything calibrated). it defiently wasn't the easiest to install, but its finally printing