
Printed on a M2 with E3Dv6, 0.4mm nozzle, 0.3mm layer height, 235 degrees and 80 degrees glass bed with hairspray.

ThanksTim wrote:That's beautiful. It also looks like it must take up all the available height space on the M2. . . how tall is that vase?
I built an Arduino based humidity logger. It logs the temp and humidity to an SD card. Out of curiosity I used it to monitor the humidity levels inside a sealed box of ABS/PLA and water lovin' Nylon , and then tried various dessicantsjsc wrote:What have you got going on with that Arduino+Prototype shield(?) there?
I have that Space mouse, it's really great.
Jin, if you have it set up to monitor, would you mind running a little experiment? Throw a cheap bag of rice in there with some holes poked all over it and leave it for a few days to see if it dries it out any further. I'm dying of curiosity to see how rice performs compared to desiccants, but I'm too cheap to buy and set up the whole monitoring thing.jsc wrote:Me, too! https://thingspeak.com/channels/14270
What were your results? I can't seem to get humidity below 25%, even though I have my bucket crammed full of silicone dessicant and DampRid. I use an NRF24L01+ module (super cheap) to get the data out of the bucket.
For Science!Jules wrote:running a little experiment