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Onoff
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A collection of simple PETG connectors for 25mm box section. Now done to enable me to build the basic frame over my veg patch. Nom 5.2m long, 2.6m wide and 2.3m high. Door detail tba. Can't decide whether to MIG one or make one with more connectors. It'll all probably need some diagonal bracing that I'll connect with rivnuts.
Your lad draw those or are they on thingi verse?
Onoff
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He drew them up.
Some interface mounts to suit a Dewalt chop saw stand, so I can mount other things to it without paying £70/pair for the official ones.
Printed in ABS on the F370
Then I’ve had this SMEV combination unit in stock for a while, and figured it would make a great camp kitchen, so I built a housing for it out of some 18mm ply I had in stock (shelves / work bench from my old shed)
And the end result was this. Sink, drainer, 4hob gas burner &grill. With a pizza oven platform beside it for camping.
Still needs some refinement, wind shielding etc, but it worked pretty well first time out
Printed in ABS on the F370
Then I’ve had this SMEV combination unit in stock for a while, and figured it would make a great camp kitchen, so I built a housing for it out of some 18mm ply I had in stock (shelves / work bench from my old shed)
And the end result was this. Sink, drainer, 4hob gas burner &grill. With a pizza oven platform beside it for camping.
Still needs some refinement, wind shielding etc, but it worked pretty well first time out
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^^ Does the sink drain into your 'foul water ' container? 
Yes it does^^ Does the sink drain into your 'foul water ' container?
I had literally just set it up to make sure it all fitted
Onoff
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Painting a dog rough old metal cabinet today, well I'm rubbing it down and SWMBO's painting it.
The doors locate in little nylon (?) bushes.
New ones printed in black PETG:
"Child, X number of these please!" I say and off he goes and draws/prints!
The doors locate in little nylon (?) bushes.
New ones printed in black PETG:
"Child, X number of these please!" I say and off he goes and draws/prints!
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A sharpie holder for the plasma torch so I can do drafts without wasting metal. Which is important as I’ve a load of expensive stuff to cut.
I bought this printer a few weeks back but this is the first print. A resin printer. I would probably have been better with a filament one but this was local and steal.
Just needs a sharpie and a spring. Pretty happy. Threads needed a file but turned threads do so The white on the threads is a bit of grease
I bought this printer a few weeks back but this is the first print. A resin printer. I would probably have been better with a filament one but this was local and steal.
Just needs a sharpie and a spring. Pretty happy. Threads needed a file but turned threads do so
The white on the threads is a bit of grease 
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Fun and games with my old Anet A8. Redesigned the feeder for the birdtable. It was an afterthought as I never intended to have one. The present one is an absolute pig to refill.
So re-meshed a complete redesign...the printing of which did not go well.
The print kept coming dislodged at a random point in the print. That turned out to be an intermittent bad connection on the bed thermistor and it was cooling and releasing the adhesion. Soldered now.
Next it wouldn't bond...that was caused by the trailing wires getting on the microswitch lever and causing the home position to be too high.
Then the feeder roller was clicking on the right side. I'd must have disturbed the righthand Z lift as they are independant steppers. It was too low and back pressured the extruder.
Finally got everything sorted and print in progress. Trouble comes in 3's?
Problem with the Anet kit is that it's flat pack and relies heavily on a stable base.
So re-meshed a complete redesign...the printing of which did not go well.
The print kept coming dislodged at a random point in the print. That turned out to be an intermittent bad connection on the bed thermistor and it was cooling and releasing the adhesion. Soldered now.
Next it wouldn't bond...that was caused by the trailing wires getting on the microswitch lever and causing the home position to be too high.
Then the feeder roller was clicking on the right side. I'd must have disturbed the righthand Z lift as they are independant steppers. It was too low and back pressured the extruder.
Finally got everything sorted and print in progress. Trouble comes in 3's?
Problem with the Anet kit is that it's flat pack and relies heavily on a stable base.
prepman
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I get get 5hrs 30mins with Prusaslicer. Cleaned the mesh up in Blender. Few zero faces in original.I would like to have made this but...can someone load this up and see how long it says it will take to print.
Its saying 1 day and 10 hours in cura 5
TV remote control holder by NiccceGary
Has a built in dock for a BYO switch controller charger.Feel free to post a photo if you print it and let me know if i can add or fix anything.www.thingiverse.com
