What did you 3D print today?

[LackadaisyJackie]

I've finally printed my Weird body kit! I just need to do some minor adjustments, but it's so awesome to see it in person and all put together, even if its like 80% there

[Stockclass Heroes]

Meteor stock class feed along with upgraded pump handle . One of many projects currently running


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[LackadaisyJackie]

Im running a neptune 4 pro, and ran through all the calibrations. The 2 issues that happened were I was messing around my enclosure during printing and knocked the printed resulting in a missing layer, the other was that this was printed vertically and lost adhesion at the elbow.

[BrickHaus]

I honestly think you need a filament dryer. And or you are under extruding with your printer.

What machine do you have if I may ask? Both of my ender 3 models have required custom E step settings to extrude accurately.

[LackadaisyJackie]

Printed, broke, reprinted and welded a feed tube for my pump! (I know its on my ion. my pump is put away right now)

[XEMON]

And the other side 😁


Not a 100% perfect fit? Not quite, but super darn close, more than usable

[LackadaisyJackie]

printed a pump grip for my Trracer! Might design a short handle??

[XEMON]

Proof of concept for little project I've been working on 😜

[Kit352]

Made a few automag spring conversion kits for my vm68. I got a get a filament dryer one of these days.

[LackadaisyJackie]

Been having fun bsing with my first printer, but i also go to printing some of the files I made for my Ion!

[Brandon85]

Uh nice. I need to improve the cosmetics one mine. Other than that, it fit perfect on the first try

[Brandon85]

Sooo, I tried to recreate the c&c battery housing. Based on the pictures provided on xmagworld. Any improvements to make?

[superman]

I have a breach modeled and is on the list of things to machine once I get some other projects done.

[ChillswitchEngage]

Speed feed and replacement power button for a rotor. I used Novamaker 95A for the SF, I think the original calls for 85A but this seems to work fine other than jiggling the pod a bit. The power button is a translucent PLA I got in a sample pack from Amolen. Quite pleased with how bright it shines!

[Brandon85]

I'm currently working on reconstructing Xmag parts. The breech just finished printing, also included a PE feedneck mod, I just need to fine-tune the optics. I'm still figuring out how to do the CNC milling on the battery housing.