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Event was very cool! Met Tim and Vicky and saw a lot of interesting things. I think the "E-nable" booth intrigued me the most as it is something I can do with my printer that actually matters. http://enablingthefuture.org/

the site says Saturday and Sunday.. you going to be there both days? Is sunday worth while or do most folks just do one day and sunday is kind of let overs..

I switched my hot end to print the custom filament drive in PETG After setting the start height and finding what I thought was the perfect Extrude multiplier I printed the first half of a custom filament housing. No delamination but on examination with loop I think I could bump EM up from .91 to .92...

A printed sleeve is going to be very difficult to make precise enough to get a good press fit. You also don't want to introduce ANY diameter variations that will make it feed unevenly. It might work OK for soft filament, but if you want it to work with more rigid material, I suspect it may wear qui...

Let us know how you make out and if I learn anything interesting about PETG this weekend I will post. I just recently bought a new caliper myself, the old one was not always reliable .. got of these https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001AQEZ2W/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Also what pr...

I know this post is old, but I'm curious if a solution was ever found? I'm having the same exact issue. I'm printing parts to build a D-bot so I want to have everything print as high quality as possible. I'm using PETG and I've upped my Infill Overlap from 10 to 15 and then to 18 and its still givi...

I have a dead housing with the factory bearing in it. It looks like there is about 3/4 of a mm clearance of each side (~ 17.5 mm ID). So, you could make the OD of the sleeve 17 mm, and the bottom of the groove 16 mm (1/2 mm deep). You might have to shave down the OD a tiny bit from that to fit in a...

Also, it's only going to be ~ 1 mm thick at the bottom of the groove. The rest of it will be at least a half a mm thicker. If the original bearing has a Diameter of 16mm and this replacement is 14mm, then 1mm thickness band all the way around the bearing will make the diameter 16mm, right? Which le...

I just measured it a little while ago and yes, I see that it is all over the place and I did see your mod last night and was planning on checking my little box of springs. That is something can do with out much effort and it makes a lot of sense! I would love to try and mimic Dave design in the ima...