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  • BrickHaus
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    I wonder how a solid tpu one would fare. That, or pla for its ability to flex.

  • RAZRBAKK
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    BrickHaus Unfortunately the PETG is just so damn rigid and it snaps easily.

  • BrickHaus
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    I took Rainmaker s tpu feedneck topper adapter from Thingiverse. I modeled a 45 * offset into it with the loft feature, and printed one off. Seems to work! Paint feeds, and it's sluggish on both ends. I think it needs more infill with the 45* in it. an empty rotor feels like itll wobble on you if shake it hard enough. A lighter hopper would be totally fine.

    I may rip another off with 60% infill to see if the clamp force on the marker is better.

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  • BrickHaus
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    totally missed this from my phone. I really dig that clamping one, much lower profile than the mozak I attempted.

  • chops
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    Made a little cover plate for an old flex frame that was cut up for a Vortex fan.

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  • Brandon
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    That's cool, using two types of filaments, I've printed plenty of these using PETG, PLA and PETG CF , never thought to TPU

  • BrickHaus
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    skully/a5 fired these off for me on his printer. A skeleton 45 grip panel. First 9 layers are black petg. The rest is red TPU. I picked the settings and gave it " Fuzzy finish" for texture they turned out pretty good. Hindsight being 20/20 I think normal print settings, then heat sti need to get my e3 doing this kind of crap.

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  • Snowpuff
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    New ats 85 fsr mag

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  • ChoSanJuan
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    That and I've got some loose Gameboy and GBA games sitting in a box. Figured I'd have a cool way to display them. I bought a set of cassette cases without tabs, printed these inserts, and went to town in Scribus to make the "box art" so they don't look so drab.

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  • ChoSanJuan
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    I keep forgetting to post this! I am getting into resin now. I printed the MG100 body on Thingiverse and washed it in IPA mixed with red Rit dye, washed it in water, ran it through my curing station, and airbrushed it with acrylic floor polish. It's got that old skool 90s gaming console vibe, like an N64. (I know I should have made it Atomic Purple...) It's done in clear ABS-like and made it through a 3man Mech tournament a couple of weekends ago. It's kind of a mutt right now and I plan on reprinting the back cap, pops, and detent covers to match.

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  • superman
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    Trilogy spring guide i have been working on.

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  • BrickHaus
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    These are pretty sweet.

  • evilfishsticks
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    The crazy jt flex guys i play with asked me to print these flex plugs. It was my first time printing with a.2mm nozzle and also trying a 2 color print in my ender 3 v2... it went meh. Several jt logos popped right off, but i know what i did wrong and will adjust for next time.

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  • ChillswitchEngage
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    Yeah, I figured I'd post it up online once I know its actually working well as far as feeding and range/accuracy compared to the original.

  • BrickHaus
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    Are you gonna be selling them, ir sharing the files? I'd mess around with one for the laughs.
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