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After 2 weeks of the ender being down for maintenance and trouble shooting, we're back. I put new wheels on all around as mine were definitely showing signs of wear. Also dropped a 0.4 nozzle back in so I could work on some Christmas prints for the wife.
Vase mode trees printed in transparent petg(god I love this stuff), going to get some led "candles" for these. The moose is from a snap card that we're going to be including with cards and gifts. Printed in PLA.
After waiting 16 hours for the mozak feed. I found this feedneck cram jam adapter on thingiverse. I then dug out my sconi feedneck, and printed said collar.. I think it's a winning combination.
I'm pretty sure a Spyder barrel sans threads will fit. That or an Autococker. I had one that I sanded the threads off on a cheap adapter for. So it was either AC to Spyder, or Slider to AC, and I just filed off the threads.
I had it in my dryer for many days. But it still seems wet. I'll have to invest in a dehydrator later. Or buy better petg. Inland filament is what I almost always use, and it honestly seems to be part of my struggles.
PetG takes 2 to 3 days in the food dehydrator before stating to see results for a somewhat pull spool thats not too too saturated.
Those little guys looks good 👍
New pump handle printed with modled threads. Seems to work, but I'm not sure for how long. Haha.
This was started as I left for work, so I couldnt babysit and or tune so it's flawed. I'm convinced my petg is still wet after being cooked at 50c for days.
The wood pla stock my buddy printed for me. I intend on staining it.
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