ENDER 3 - Articulated Manta ray. PLA filament ( EDIT) This is a "MANTA RAY" not mantis PART 1

Подписаться 563

50% 1

(EDIT) Articulated Manta Ray. This is a "MANTA RAY" not mantis (oops my goof in the video) PLA filament. Part 1
.
No warping, curling or print separation from the bed.
3.5 hours so far. As you can see no Elmer's glue to apply or clean off...
No finger crossing required for luck.........ever!👍👌🙂
.
No electronic gizmo device needed to tram the bed, just the trusted, old school, "Paper Feeler Gage" routine.
.
Rainbow, SILK PLA at 215C, on a non heated bed - 0C setpoint.
(no heat required to force bed adhesion or even to deal with ever).
.
.
20

Опубликовано:

27 сен 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 2

@TheMadninjamike 28 дней назад

Great job getting a stock ender 3 supremely level without breaking the bank. Tempered glass absolutely makes a huge difference....I've got 2 of the older ones, and the beds were warped right out of the box. First layers were always a crap shoot until I got a glass cutter and repurposed a coffee table top.

@blinkyone1947 28 дней назад

Use a cut to size mirror tile, it has WAY more advantages then just plain glass. Try it for yourself and "SEE".👍🙂👌 . As mentioned in all my videos, my "printer, printing setup (#2090)" does not even require heating the bed (ever) to force adhesion and the MIRROR tile is "flat" from the factory and any electronic gizmo CRT/BLT is not even needed. No need for tempering. 5+ yrs., daily. The CRT is actually rendered useless because there is nothing to compensate for anyway! Only the PFG routine is required (paper feeler gage). Watch this video for detailed advice. . Another advantage in plain sight. .