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I think I have slic3r and Repetier firmware/host tuned in to almost perfect values.

Here is my latest print (kinda geeky ) I will create a post in the Sanguino area for settings/values.

Hmmm very nice! Now time for a Federation emblem!

Geeky is Cool

Michael,

Time to print this: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:20674

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[If you don't know what this is]
Aperture Science

It has to be a part of your own mini stargate.

G

Like this?
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6901

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Challenge accepted!

First picture is when the print was about 60% complete, second is of a quickly cleaned up print.
Not bad for first attempt with my default settings in slic3r.

Ok, I'm going to have to add a Nerd Badge to the "ranks" cause you guys are definately rockin it!

I make no addmission on my nerddom:] But that is going to be a very cool stargate for G.I. Joe.

G

seemeadmin wrote:Ok, I'm going to have to add a Nerd Badge to the "ranks" cause you guys are definately rockin it!

Good thing the Star Trek communicator badge would not print uhhhhh.... for my wife....

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:14345

Can anyone print this? I tried Slic3r but get manifold errors and only partial gcode. I tried to fix it in Netfab but no luck.

cquinby wrote:

seemeadmin wrote:Ok, I'm going to have to add a Nerd Badge to the "ranks" cause you guys are definately rockin it!

Good thing the Star Trek communicator badge would not print uhhhhh.... for my wife....

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:14345

Can anyone print this? I tried Slic3r but get manifold errors and only partial gcode. I tried to fix it in Netfab but no luck.

I couldn't get that one to print, I however printed the following one:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1209

Cool... I will try that one after I test a new spacer designed for 608 bearings to 1/4 rod for my spool adapters.

cquinby wrote:

seemeadmin wrote:Ok, I'm going to have to add a Nerd Badge to the "ranks" cause you guys are definately rockin it!

Good thing the Star Trek communicator badge would not print uhhhhh.... for my wife....

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:14345

Can anyone print this? I tried Slic3r but get manifold errors and only partial gcode. I tried to fix it in Netfab but no luck.

Try this file: I ran it through netFabb to correct any manifold issues and it now slices perfectly.

Anthony

I guess I am going to have to download Netfab and keep that handy as I have a few things I want to print that have the same issue.

They have a nice cloud based service that I used if you don't want to bother with learning a new program.
Simply upload your file and then download the fixed one.
Nice and easy.

ALeander wrote:They have a nice cloud based service that I used if you don't want to bother with learning a new program.
Simply upload your file and then download the fixed one.
Nice and easy.

Very cool!

http://cloud.netfabb.com/

Chris Muncy wrote:

ALeander wrote:They have a nice cloud based service that I used if you don't want to bother with learning a new program.
Simply upload your file and then download the fixed one.
Nice and easy.

Very cool!

http://cloud.netfabb.com/

NICE!! I have a few items that I want to print but ran into manifold issues during slicing.

Hey guys, another thing we've noticed with some .stl files not slicing easily, check your drawings units! I keep replicatorG around and handy now, because it's an awesome way to open your stl file and see where it is in relative position, rotate it, scale it, then save it. We've found quite a mix of metric and imperial drawings on the web. If you try and slice a file drawn in inches, slic3r gives errors usually. When you use slic3r and set the scaling to 25.4, it slices!

I've noticed that too. If I have issues I open it up in ReplicatorG, convert Inch to mm, save it, slice it with Slic3r, and I'm good to go.