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"Wallace and Gromit - The Wrong Trousers" is one of the greatest action movies ever made.. and I'll die on that hill! 😂 Always wanted a model of the Techno-Trousers but the ones I found online never quite hit the spot. So I made my own! 😁 If you fancy making a pair too, here's the STLs and print profiles on Makerworld submitted by /u/DrKronoglopolos [link] [comments]
Second time this has failed. First time I thought it was adhesion issue but I cleaned my plates and still coming out like this. submitted by /u/hughesyourdadddy [link] [comments]
I have had an X1C for about 3 years. Never changed the nozzle. Is a nozzle something you only replace when broken or does it wear down over time? Thank you! submitted by /u/RaccoonCrafts [link] [comments]
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I've been printing this foldable chair Fold-a-Seat: The Ultra-Portable 3D Printed Seat - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld and every time i print any of it the edges on the bed start to peel up ive tried glue and washing the bed but i just cannot get it to stick (American Filaments PLA Red, Bambu A1, specific files are the right leg and center piece) submitted by /u/Tall-Bread-4202 [link]…
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Hey everyone, I'm having an issue with a multi-color print on my Bambu Lab P1S and could use some advice. The Issue: * The first layer (white text) prints perfectly. * Once it switches to black, the print head continues moving through the toolpath, but no filament comes out at all (extruding air). * I suspect the issue is with feeding, and it only happens with the black color regardless of which…
Can anyone Help me with this? Also Happens at Every Print start on any z height.. submitted by /u/Significant-Brick354 [link] [comments]
Apparently throwing away perfectly good sticks is not an option, so they needed a home. It’s modular, so more sections can be added as the collection inevitably grows. Different embossed modules can be mixed and matched, and I added English and German signs. A completely unnecessary solution to a very real storage problem.…
