Thank you.Cool tank
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Thank you.Cool tank
Nicely done.Brackets painted and installed. Still need to see how I want to attach the wires and how difficult it is dealing with the lights lower to the water when doing stuff without removing. Remove is super quick, but still another step.
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Thanks bud.Nicely done.
Still looks amazing maneEarly Aqua Delight update as I'm out of town starting tomorrow until Sunday night.
With the recent the lighting change, I'm getting much more light at the base where the thick arrow is. I'm curious how long and if that section starts coloring up now with the light repositioning.
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Thanks man. I'm so happy with this one. The Pink Caddy is starting to come alive and the Sniper's Blue looks great but doesn't grow at all! Go figure. Same tank, lighting, flow, and husbandry.Still looks amazing mane
Thanks NC. It's on the community tab in the app. I've recently tweaked it a little so it's a bit different. Careful with intensity changes as I don't know if mine is higher or lower than you have yours.Well this thread is fun. Awesome pics and tank. I’m going to have to try your multiple white peak schedule with my Meridians.
Those look great Orly. My display tank would have been almost unusable without my 3d printer due to the small but significant design flaws. I suppose I could have hacked something together eventually but nothing beats just designing and printing your own custom pieces.Designed and printed some clips to manage the wires on the new arms. I love having a 3D printer.
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So many uses for 3D printing. More than I would have thought of before getting a printer.Those look great Orly. My display tank would have been almost unusable without my 3d printer due to the small but significant design flaws. I suppose I could have hacked something together eventually but nothing beats just designing and printing your own custom pieces.
This is a neat setup. I assume that's a reefbreeders edge bar, but why do you want it so close to the tank?Designed and printed some clips to manage the wires on the new arms. I love having a 3D printer.
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Currently working on fixing mine.So many uses for 3D printing. More than I would have thought of before getting a printer.
Seems like that Orly guy has spent some of all the free time he has learning how to use Fusion. More than I can say but my printer stand is still nicer than his.
The Ender or the P1S?Currently working on fixing mine.
"Failed to extrude" error. Tore the hotend and all apart and removed a small chunk of plastic but still no go. Going to have to tear it down a little more.
P1S. I got it tore down and removed a small piece of filament jamming it. I removed that and didn't dig any further into it but it's still doing it. Might be the tension spring. We're at a party right now but I'll probably take time tomorrow to work on it some more except the pool pump piping started leaking so I get to repair that tomorrow.The Ender or the P1S?
Took me about 15 minutes to design the clip. I’m starting to get more proficient with Fusion. As for the stand, that’s debatable.So many uses for 3D printing. More than I would have thought of before getting a printer.
Seems like that Orly guy has spent some of all the free time he has learning how to use Fusion. More than I can say but my printer stand is still nicer than his.

Most pictures with a Canon D7 and most recent with a CanonThis is a neat setup. I assume that's a reefbreeders edge bar, but why do you want it so close to the tank?
Edit: I scrolled back and see your reasoning now, to reduce the shadowing. I also saw some of your amazing picture of your mandarin gobies, what Camera/Lens are you using?
On my P2S I broke the temp sensor wires that attaches behind the extruder. Had to replace the sensor. It’s 2 little wires and break easily.Currently working on fixing mine.
"Failed to extrude" error. Tore the hotend and all apart and removed a small chunk of plastic but still no go. Going to have to tear it down a little more.
I had to replace the hotend heating block in my A1 when I had a blob-of-death happen. I thought for sure I was going to break the thermistor wires. I bought a spare thermistor and hot end fan just in case but lucked out on both.Took me about 15 minutes to design the clip. I’m starting to get more proficient with Fusion. As for the stand, that’s debatable.
Most pictures with a Canon D7 and most recent with a Canon M6. Macro shots with a 100mm macro lens and others with 24mm-105mm lens or iPhone.
On my P2S I broke the temp sensor wires that attaches behind the extruder. Had to replace the sensor. It’s 2 little wires and break easily.
Figured as the only error message I ever got from my Ender was smoke but since you have multiple printers, thought I'd ask.P1S. I got it tore down and removed a small piece of filament jamming it. I removed that and didn't dig any further into it but it's still doing it. Might be the tension spring. We're at a party right now but I'll probably take time tomorrow to work on it some more except the pool pump piping started leaking so I get to repair that tomorrow.