Stuff your 3D printer has made today...

[Bki26]

Is the mini as fast as the x1 carbon?

Its a bed slinger so no, too much mass to move

 

[Bki26]

Quick design, 2hrs for all the parts. Layers did split with the screws so need to make the model holes bigger but otherwise works a treat.

 

[ukracer]

Its a bed slinger so no, too much mass to move

What's the x1 then?

 

[iNf]

What's the x1 then?

X1 and p1 series are core xy. The bed only moves up and down.

 

[Onoff]

What's the x1 then?

The bed just moves up and down on 3 lead screws and is levelled / kept level by LIDAR. The hot end moves on the X & Y:

https://flic.kr/p/2q2XP13

 

[ukracer]

X1 and p1 series are core xy. The bed only moves up and down.

Ah I see. I had not looked closely at the complete range.

 

[Bladevane]

@ukracer - to answer your question, I don’t know. I didn’t compare speeds but I am sure the Bambu website has such data. The Mini has a small bed size, which suited me. I didn’t need or want a bigger table.

 

[Onoff]

The Bambu X1 Carbon is surprisingly heavy. It's also incredibly powerful as in it has some real grunt at full pelt. It's precise though. It really needs to go on a sturdier bench than our cheap dining room table as it wobbles that.

 

[dieselsamurai]

No idea why son wanted a rams skull but it does look kinda cool , bone coloured PLA and creative use of wood stain

 

[DAPPH]

No idea why son wanted a rams skull but it does look kinda cool , bone coloured PLA and creative use of wood stain

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Make a great Shaman's stick head

 

[Onoff]

No idea why son wanted a rams skull but it does look kinda cool , bone coloured PLA and creative use of wood stain

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I could likely get him a real one...definitely a cow one. Got a fox skeleton decaying nicely but my daughter wants that.

 

[Onoff]

A DeWalt to Ryobi adapter for a mate at work, shamelessly taken off Thingiverse:

Dewalt Lithium 20VMax to RYOBI One+ 18 volt Adapter by SCHMENKE

Due to the fact that I use Dewalt cordless tools, I have created an adapter to use a Dewalt 20v Lithium Ion Battery with my 18v RYOBI One+ hedge trimmer*** Updated 18V Top STL To Version 3 - 4-21-2018Re-worked the 18V Ryobi tool top STL, I moved the position of the contacts for the Ryobi tool...

www.thingiverse.com

Printed in green PETG with support filament on the Bambu X1 Carbon:

https://flic.kr/p/2q6bxLC

https://flic.kr/p/2q65Hrf

https://flic.kr/p/2q65M8i

It's a really clean print and certainly the DeWalt interface fits well. The stippling effect on the underside of the tower in the second photo is in fact from the Bambu bed and in fact very uniform and attractive. My lad is going to get a smooth bed just because he can.

Not so sure on the use of spade connectors as the battery blades for high power appications, just doesn't seem enough surface area. This is to be used on a Ryobi strimmer and lawnmower.

Over to him now to put it together once he's sourced some #6-32 nuts & bolts etc.

 

[Onoff]

A little video:

https://flic.kr/p/2q6caXZ

 

[Onoff]

Mate said it works fine:

 

[Bki26]

Well after many many tweaks and tests I finally got it working, my own design print-in-place gear based fidget toy

https://imgur.com/4pknPrt

It can be printed in parts and assembled but I wanted to complete the challenge of printing it assembled even though the underside finish looks like a torn old rubble sack.

 

[selectedgrub]

I would laugh and clap my hands each time someone turned it over.

 

[Anguz]

Are you sharing that anywhere?

 

[dieselsamurai]

Finally got my quill Dro printed and assembled , took quite a while to design as I didnt want to limit access to anything



uses a standard 150mm vertical readout you can get an m-sure one for £32

M-SURE MS-272-150 Digital Linear Scale Metric/Imperial Gauge 150mm (6 inch) MS-272 Series

. Advanced functions include Auto wake, ABS/INC, Data hold. Data output: Cabled

www.machine-dro.co.uk

its a tight fit but locking screws just in case



still good access to nuts



Holes will need drilling and tapping in the head and quill nut but you could just bend tabs top and bottom in the bracket to stop movement. Could also 3d print one but if you own a bridgeport and cant make one you should sell it !

I can post on Thingiverse if interested

 

[Bki26]

Are you sharing that anywhere?

Yea on printables once I've tweaked the assembly required version a bit

 

[ukracer]

Finally got my quill Dro printed and assembled , took quite a while to design as I didnt want to limit access to anything

View attachment 458809

uses a standard 150mm vertical readout you can get an m-sure one for £32

M-SURE MS-272-150 Digital Linear Scale Metric/Imperial Gauge 150mm (6 inch) MS-272 Series

. Advanced functions include Auto wake, ABS/INC, Data hold. Data output: Cabled

www.machine-dro.co.uk

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its a tight fit but locking screws just in case

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still good access to nuts

View attachment 458808

Holes will need drilling and tapping in the head and quill nut but you could just bend tabs top and bottom in the bracket to stop movement. Could also 3d print one but if you own a bridgeport and cant make one you should sell it !

I can post on Thingiverse if interested

Awesome...its one thing i need on the bridgeport.