3d printers for making stuff for the RV
I have fallen down the worm hole of 3d printing since Christmas, and was wondering if anyone else on here is playing with them. If so, how you use them when it comes to RV's. I can see them being ...
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LittleBill wrote:LOL I've printed maybe 3' of CF with this nozzle. It's not immediate destruction. She's printed maybe 300grams of wood. I'll address it when she says something about print quality. It's not hard to replace a nozzle, just hot.
your doing CF on brass? that nozzle is prolly making its way to 1mm by now lol.
Harden steel sux with poor heat transfer causing unpredictable issues. Got to slow it down. So, if I put on the steel for her to do wood I'll have to swap back to brass for the best PLA print. Not worth it. I'll wait for her to complain, swap the nozzle to a new brass 0.4 and be the hero.
I had a bad clog yesterday, I had my printer flying and it was bad.I haven't clogged at home but we have 2 Makerbots at work that are notorious for clogging. Those things are a POS. Bowden extruders are more prone to clogging, which they are.
Just got some cardboard spools, not remotely a fan, the filament looks significantly dirtier.LOL I've seen those. I'll pay more to avoid them. I'm not sure if they'll hold up to my spool holder. They need a plastic spool recycling program to keep from resorting to cardboard. Unfortunately I believe we'll see more cardboard in the future.
