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PD not processing licenses?
My son applied for his license 3rd week in march. They scheduled his fingerprint appt 1st week in april, which didn't happen because everything closed down (Brownsburg poice dept closed their lobby). They kept in touch with him and kept rescheduling for other venues, which also got cancelled...- RobbyMaQ
- Post #15
- Forum: The Legislation of the 2nd Amendment
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The Official 3d Printing thread
I have a spool of atomic petg but I haven't had a chance to print a temperature tower yet... My best guess would be 140-45c at around 50mm/s but I suppose speed would depend on your nozzle size/hot end and printer- RobbyMaQ
- Post #2,867
- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
Nice! I am really liking the pei surface (powder coated on one side) of these th3d flex plates. I went and put their EZ mat on the other side. Between this and the ezabl, I'm pretty happy. I don't really have a need to go with a larger nozzle and bondtech, etc... I'm less of a tinkerer and more...- RobbyMaQ
- Post #2,863
- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
For me the 400x400 bed plate is warped. So when I clip glass to it, the glass bows in the center. I tried putting aluminum tape dwn to build up all around the edges n stuff, but still had issues. Before I would just print using a raft if I was overly concerned about stickage. But this magnetic...- RobbyMaQ
- Post #2,862
- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
I managed to get 32 on the s4 bed. takes 6.5 hrs to print at .28 layer height. not great but not bad. After giving a bunch to my daughter who works at riley, and finding quite a few staff there have liked them, I Posted them in my towns local FB group and gave away another 2 dozen. So maybe...- RobbyMaQ
- Post #2,858
- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
One fix is going to stronger bed springs (The yellow ones). Basically when you pry your print off the bed, it throws the springs and wheels, etc out of wack depending on how bad you wrench on it. I don't know about the ender 3, but with the cr-10's glass is usually bowed badly. some go to mirror...- RobbyMaQ
- Post #2,857
- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
Not a bad choice on the cr-10. Flexplate and EZABL (from TH3D) are decent mods to help with their warped beds and dual gantry Z not synching... For ABS, an enclosure would be needed for sure. A simple insulation foam made box works in a pinch (even cardboard box really), but there are a few...- RobbyMaQ
- Post #2,855
- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
Nice... I am printing the same. I can fit 24 of these on my s4 build plate... My daughter says they can use them at riley.... It doesn't bother her ears, but she said many nurses complain about the elastic rubbing their ears raw lately. I have a UV rig & enough 99% IPA & gloves for my resin...- RobbyMaQ
- Post #2,853
- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
I've not, but a close buddy runs one on his cr10S. Combined with a bondtech extruder, he's pretty happy with the performance, but took some dialing in initially. Honestly the creality printers could benefit from a direct drive conversion once you start getting into larger nozzles. The stock hot...- RobbyMaQ
- Post #2,850
- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
I have .4 nozzle. 75% of which (and creality steps for the pitch on the zrod) limits me to .28 layer height max... I could maybe go .32? wasn't worth the risk for the minimal time savings... .8 or 1mm nozzle and volcano probably would have made that a 24 hours print though- RobbyMaQ
- Post #2,836
- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
Let's see if I can get this to work with my photobucket having shut down... 106 hours total. .28 layers. 7% infill. pla. 390mm tall on my cr-10s4 (400x400x400). used 1.75kg filament. I did 3 filament swaps using ESUN PLA+. No sanding, just primered as of now. Plan a texture (flekstone) paint...- RobbyMaQ
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- Forum: Break Room
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Local ban on sale of firearms, ammuntion, gasoline...
Take possession of private property and obtain full title to same 3a Anyone? (edit oops typo)- RobbyMaQ
- Post #27
- Forum: General Political Discussion
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The Official 3d Printing thread
I have a D&D tomb of Horrors mask printing now. Planning to do an infinity mirror in it's mouth. S3d tells me 3.75 days and 1.5kg filament. Probably closer to 5 or 6 days... I'm 24 hours in lol edit: 98 hours in, 86% done- RobbyMaQ
- Post #2,829
- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
Haven't seen Larry in a while... Hope he's doin ok After 3 years i broke down and put TH3D's EZABL and their magnetic Flex plate (PEI Coated on one side, ezmat on the other) on my cr10s4. Not too shabby... Part of me feels like I've been doing it 'old school' for so long, it's not really...- RobbyMaQ
- Post #2,826
- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
You need to get printing with that! I've been kicking around the idea of a core xy and I am curious what the ender 5 is all about. championship of the world... no pressure! :D- RobbyMaQ
- Post #2,818
- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
Very cool! Good to see some new peeps in this 'making' thread. Post up your progress/pics gang! Even if it's just calibration cubes... we've all been there. Lots to learn and try! I've been tinkering with mixing dyes and such in resins... even managed to make a fluorescent brown just for fun...- RobbyMaQ
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- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
The Siding Block? With my first house, I swear you could buy a ton of them... this last stint I didn't find any, and they were 30$ online. I just chose to Design & 3d print my own instead. I put the tinkercad link in all my thingiverse designs in case anyone needs to adjust (In this case, siding...- RobbyMaQ
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- Forum: Break Room
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The Official 3d Printing thread
Nice! I really want a laser cutter- RobbyMaQ
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- Forum: Break Room
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Free Gun Law Seminar with Guy Relford at Honey Creek Tackle
They've been around since at least 2007. 'We' (Company I worked for) did some graphics for them back then.- RobbyMaQ
- Post #6
- Forum: Carry Issues and Self Defense
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The Official 3d Printing thread
I don't have pics of everything, but you can always check RobbyMaQ on thingiverse to see what models I've posted (usually nothing terribly fancy). Resin Print & painted: One of a bunch of slatwall tool holders I designed: Test for a Siding Block Exterior Light mount (which was later...- RobbyMaQ
- Post #2,806
- Forum: Break Room