IPIND_3D

3D CAD designer, 3D printing services, Maker.

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@pete_shearer @CWLemoine Tell the whole story.

"Calculations were carried out using the metric system, but..."

Using metric meant fewer calculations thus optimizing the use of the limited processing power.

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@PendergastBen Blown away by people loving someone's desire to cut the bra off a school girl.

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@Prusa3D Since the CoreONE+ INDX became a 'thing' behind the scenes, and before public announcement, the XL has been put in the corner; effectively like the unwanted step-child.

The CoreONE+ INDX does not meet my needs anyway as the print bed is too small.

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@Prusa3D Yet @Prusa3D continue to ignore it's glaring flaws, the long standing GitHub cases, the significant community developed hardware fixes and just plain ignore their creators.

It's still my 'go to' for MM and multi-colour, but it's taken hundreds of hours of my R&D to get it there.

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@roblutter @3DPBelgian @BambulabGlobal Perfect 👌

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@computer22 @josefprusa @loyalmoses 2/2 A couple of months later they changed their tune, but no notice to the community or attribution.

Since then I've gone on to release multiple fixes for the XL's deficiencies, which the community have screamed about, and haven't heard a peep from Prusas on any of them.

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@computer22 @josefprusa @loyalmoses 1/2 Could not agree more.

Gave up on Prusas Support. Opened an account with the linear rail manufacturer so that I could get access to their technical documents.

Proved to support their published linear rail and internal support doco was wrong and that one of mine was faulty.

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@TheRealTomWilso @DijosephLen @CWLemoine Perfect! 👌

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@CanuckCreator Buying a Tesla is an IQ test.

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@CanuckCreator @Prusa3D These settings will help stop the supports sagging and/or potentially failing. Makes a big difference when you have tall supports or the supports have a fair bit of weight on them.

Add a sheath around the supports and increase the support extrusion width by 0.02-0.06mm.

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@AzzyDesignWorks @DIYMaker_Johan @Booleans_Things @LDOMOTORSJASON 1000000% agree! Cardboard easily doubles the drying time.

In Australia, they will often put the drier to 70% within the first 30mins. It can easily take 24hrs to get it down.

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@DIYMaker_Johan @Booleans_Things @LDOMOTORSJASON Yep! 👍

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@DIYMaker_Johan @Booleans_Things @LDOMOTORSJASON That isn't long enough. You need to dry filament till it gets below ~20% humidity and keep it there for ~24hrs.

6-8hrs is only long enough to dry the outer layer of the spool.

You will get some smoke of filaments like PC and ASA. That VOCs coming off them.

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@_WimVDK_ @Prusa3D @3D_Musketeers Sounds like someone needs to stop using an impact drivers for swapping out hotend components. 🤣

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@CanuckCreator @reprinted3D @ZombieHedgehog_ @lost_in_tech 1000000%

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@ZombieHedgehog_ @lost_in_tech I've had mine for going on 2 years.

It's extremely reliable and consistent.

It's issues are not tool changer related. They're things like poor part cooling, poor electronics cooling and other minor silly design decisions.

For multi-colour and multi-material it's been great.

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@Hammyontwitch @CWLemoine And even more LOL

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@Hammyontwitch @CWLemoine LOL