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To the great beyond
Ok. To the great bone yard of threads it goes. I'll be having coffee by myself with my thoughts unspoken.......
What a pity
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Thoughts
Wantomake,
Please don't feel obligated to keep this thread on life support. Both Matt and I are perfectly content to let it pass on to the great beyond. Those that want to hang out and let others do the work so they can see if someone else is successful before they stick their toe in the water don't deserve the help. Those that build for themselves have enough info to build a basic setup and see for themselves if this is for real or not. And I am pretty good about responding to people through email or PM if they have specific questions I am willing to answer.
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Subject matter
Sorry can't comment on the subject at hand.
It's good so many innovative ideas being tested for this 3BGS setup. I want to add to this collective to finish this build. Thanks guys for all you are doing.
I'm still at it just very very slow.
wantomake
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Like I said its bullet proof. Especially after you change the extruder, if you even have to. They keep that thing up to date like nothing else.
Myself I do not have a reason for anything bigger. I would just mill the bigger stuff from solid material.
You always need little spacer and shims and retainers this works great for those things. Printed a Door knob part a couple of weeks back.
Good cad software is everywhere now days, Fusion 360 ands E machine shop, and Heeks are the3 I use the most, mostly fusion 360.
Beats Duck tape and bubble gum for sure.
Matt
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Hey Dave,Originally posted by Turion View PostAltrez,
Hope you looked at the specs for the size of the print area of that machine! I have one too, and it is not designed for larger parts. It looks pretty bulletproof, but it is NOT a full size 3D printer. It is great for a LOT of things though and will come in handy printing all the small parts I need in rebuilding my '71 FJ55 "Iron Pig".
Yes I did. I think it will be a good introduction to 3d printing and its a great price. If It works half as well as I think it will I am sure it will be great!
-Altrez
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Altrez,
Hope you looked at the specs for the size of the print area of that machine! I have one too, and it is not designed for larger parts. It looks pretty bulletproof, but it is NOT a full size 3D printer. It is great for a LOT of things though and will come in handy printing all the small parts I need in rebuilding my '71 FJ55 "Iron Pig".
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Thank you Matt!Originally posted by Matthew Jones View PostMonoprice MINI
My extruder stopped working after about 6 prints and I replaced in with this.
But short of that this thing just prints its a$$ off. I use PETG for filament but if your just getting started use PLA. Cura is the slicer you use with this and there are plenty of You Tubes on how to set it up for the mini.
Matt
I just ordered one and some PLA like you suggested.

-Altrez
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Monoprice MINIOriginally posted by altrez View PostHello Dave,
Can you recommend a good 3d printer? I am in the market for one!
Thanks!
-Altrez
My extruder stopped working after about 6 prints and I replaced in with this.
But short of that this thing just prints its a$$ off. I use PETG for filament but if your just getting started use PLA. Cura is the slicer you use with this and there are plenty of You Tubes on how to set it up for the mini.
Matt
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Thanks for the data on mold difficultiesOriginally posted by Turion View PostMolded rotor for the MY1016 try #1 was an OUTSTANDING failure.
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Hello Dave,
Can you recommend a good 3d printer? I am in the market for one!
Thanks!
-Altrez
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