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Hi,could you show the Link for this Part please?Made a reef link mount
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Hi,could you show the Link for this Part please?Made a reef link mount
I can't find it on thingiverse either. Unfortunately I just sold my reef link or I would design one quickly and post it on thingiverse for you.Hi,could you show the Link for this Part please?
I can make one off of those and hope for the best.
You must've just watched the movie "first man" hehe.Hope for the best - when you think about it pretty much how Apollo 11 went, right That whole lift off / trip home part was a bit of an unknown...
Great,can you give the STL please?Printed out the MAD Rack on thingiverse and designed some simple legs for it. Pretty happy with the end product. Its also the first thing I've printed for the reef tank.
Ya sure thing. I’ll upload a model to Thingiverse tomorrow and include some different lengths too so people have options. It’s just a hollow cylinder that press fits onto the existing pegs on the frag rack.Great,can you give the STL please?
Great timing in this advice, I forgot to spray my glass bed last night before printing. When I checked on the part this morning it was loose but had a chunk of my build plate attached to it!So I got a polypropylene build plate a couple days ago. WOW! I love this thing.
I keeps prints stuck without any additives and prints just pop off once the bed temp drops below 45C.
Smooth as glass bottom of print as well.
I will be buying 2 more of these for my other printers as well.
Thanks again @dantimdad , I got the poly plate running and it's a really interesting material for a build plate. The version I ordered is oversized for my printer but I was able to work the material into something usable. I drilled a few recesses for my bed screw heads to hide in and trimmed down on side so I could continue using the clips I have. It feels like glass by the touch and is extremely hard. It is cuttable and drillable if you treat it like acrylic or other plastics and use a router or extremely high tooth count, as it won't allow for aggressive cuts.
Just like you described it has fantastic adhesion while warm and printing but once cooled the parts couldn't be easier to remove. I get a lovely matte finish that feels smooth but isn't so shiny.
I wanted to get one but their shipping to Australia is $65USD on a $30USD itemWait until you try a Fulament spring steel bed!
I got mine last week and it's fantastic.
I am torn as to which one I like more.
But not having clips, I think, gives the spring steel the edge.
I wanted to get one but their shipping to Australia is $65USD on a $30USD item
I bet you could get one on eBayI wanted to get one but their shipping to Australia is $65USD on a $30USD item
Not a Fulament branded one. I did look into some post forwarding services but shipping still ends up being more than the bed cover itself. While I want one, i don't want one that badly.I bet you could get one on eBay