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mngr
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Aaaaaaaaand..... I printed my own devkeyring!!!! 😍😍

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  • 4
    @dfox, please add these to swag store.
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    What's that Ethernet cable for?
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    @aswinramakrish previous keyring!!! 😅😁 The original idea was to use a switch to append all the keys! 😄
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    It looks like it's screaming!
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    that looks like a sad and burnt toast in hell
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    @Haxk20 lot of people looks me weird when they know i use it as keyring 😂😂
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    @nickj it is what all we are, isn't it? ;)
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    Red version looks better!!!
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    Awesome!!

    @trogus
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    @dfox what do you think about adding it to the store? In some months my boss will have 3 or 4 printers, and he agree to print it.

    For those who can't have a 3d printer!
    I am from europe, it would be a gadget without expensive shipping cost for european people
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    No offense but it look ugly, maybe if you could choose a better color it will look good
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    @harrizsb a better color is a simple problem, also i should place better the ":/", crucial thing is that i have a big extruder (0.8mm) it is fast, but on little prints you see his imprecision.

    I use my boss printer, i can ask him for a smaller extruder(0.1mm, or less).

    I like the red one! A friend of mine suggested blue! Which one do you think will look good?
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    Ahhh @mngr Can I see the 3D printer? made by you or bought? And what cost?

    @dfox... do you want a few hundred printed and extruded logos to sell? hehehe That's an idea...
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    Here it comes! (the left one) It is actually a monster 3d printer, that is not cheap at all, but lot of it cost is for the control part..
    It has been made by me and my coworker, I manage the software and him manage everything else

    you can find chep ones for 200 bucks!
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    @mngr Not bad, Not bad... How is the head supported? strings? I don't see rails...
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    @GyroGearloose I'm asking because my first 3D printer will probably be a CNC I make and change the head to make it hybrid... But the design you have may be cheaper or better.
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    **Hardest photo of my life**
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    @GyroGearloose My coworker loves delta printer so I have no choice.

    delta is actually good, because the weigth of the head is distributed between 3 motors, load is balanced, and you don't have to move the bed.
    it can run very fast if you want to.

    dealing with cnc... The head may get too heavy for a delta
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    I see...

    I'll check back deltas when I have my first hybrid.

    For a 3D machine solution, If i can make it for cheap I can get good deals, both selling the machines and making pieces
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    @mngr I love the hybrid idea and must be my first direction because I know it's easy to make a piece in aluminum and then 3D print on it, all In one go...
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    I get it now... you also have rails in the delta, and it's not string based but rod based, I bet that's the most precise way :D
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    @GyroGearloose For hybrid... Give a look at Z morph, you may find something to copy!
    milling and printing... Eh, can be tough, I print ABS, and I keep the bed at 90-100 dregrees (celsius) to make the plastic stick to it.

    Yes we have rails, with ball recirculating guides
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    @mngr I'll take a look, now went shopping lol.
    To stick the plastic to metal you can: make screws and stick plastic to it, making a perfect screw. Or holes with negative side in the middle so the polimer (real name for plastics) gets a permanent plug. More then that... Well I never used a 3D printer. I can tell you how a meter deep screw is done but o know little as for polimers
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