espresso and coffee is such a perfect niche for 3d printing. and this is such a cool device. you're about to kill it! i'm not sure how i feel about the sound crunchy sound though :-/
Water seeks the path of least resistance. If you don’t break up clumps in the coffee, there will be a path of least resistance for water to take. The coffee the water doesn’t go through won’t have its contents extracted. This tool makes the whole puck the path of least resistance, ensuring maximum extraction.
You cannot rely on infill settings, you need to reinforce the sole at the outer walls and add a big air gap to the heel of the foot. It does not only save material and weight but allow much more comfort
when cleaning, do we use only isopropyl alcohol, or can we add something to the mix because i dont have much isopropyl alcohol and i dont want to waste the whole bottle on the first print
Yeah, don't bother with the free model. It does not work anymore. The link just takes your email address and never sends you the model. Been waiting for days now, safe to say it's broken.
You should not put the printer next to a window if the temperature outside differs alot from indoor temperature. And usually most gases is produced while curing.
0:24: He's a "MACHINACAL" engineer?! 🤣😂🤣 Dude, I'm liking your video buuuuuttt... is this how you speak to people IRL? My suggestion for your future vids is just speak naturally. That would be great. Thanks!
mechanical and He's speaking just fine, he'll eventually improve it in due time, and boy do I tell you us Mechanical engineer are in the top of the hierarchy it's no laughing matter, some may see us do the dirty works but thats just part of the job, we design stuff and we will call you to do it for us
