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Well, i have been wanting to print this gyro cube for some time. did it the other day finally,
came out great, there is no cleanup as you see,
took 11 hours, scaled to 100mm high
.25 layers
30mm sec speed
2 loops
20% infill
PLA ( justpla.com )
205 nozzle temp
60 bed temp
& hair spray works well for me.
kisslicer

http://youtu.be/Z8bKBxvXzUc

Nice!

That is ridiculously cool.

Very nice. Is is it ABA or PLA and what nozzle temp?
Also what did you use to keep it suck to the bed? Hair spray?

thanks
Keep up the good work.

That is one of the best I have seen!
I will have to try that on my Orion but I doubt I could match the quality of yours.

Hopefully I can get mine dialed in as good as you have, you have done a great job. Looking forward to seeing some Multirotor parts printed.

hey thanks guys, been having a blast tinkering!

joe good to seeya around. 3d printed multirotor parts in my future lol

columbia_u2 wrote:Very nice. Is is it ABA or PLA and what nozzle temp?
Also what did you use to keep it suck to the bed? Hair spray?

thanks
Keep up the good work.

hi sorry for leaving out those details.

PLA ( justpla.com )
205 nozzle temp
60 bed temp
& hair spray works well for me.

thanks for the comment.

Print_This wrote:

columbia_u2 wrote:Very nice. Is is it ABA or PLA and what nozzle temp?
Also what did you use to keep it suck to the bed? Hair spray?

thanks
Keep up the good work.

hi sorry for leaving out those details.

PLA ( justpla.com )
205 nozzle temp
60 bed temp
& hair spray works well for me.

thanks for the comment.

User MHackney came up with the printing of PLA on regular copier or printer paper lightly adhered to the glass with spray adhesive. The PLA really sticks to the paper.

I agree with every nice thing that was said about this. Salute.

Eaglezsoar wrote:

Print_This wrote:

columbia_u2 wrote:Very nice. Is is it ABA or PLA and what nozzle temp?
Also what did you use to keep it suck to the bed? Hair spray?

thanks
Keep up the good work.

hi sorry for leaving out those details.

PLA ( justpla.com )
205 nozzle temp
60 bed temp
& hair spray works well for me.

thanks for the comment.

User MHackney came up with the printing of PLA on regular copier or printer paper lightly adhered to the glass with spray adhesive. The PLA really sticks to the paper.

yea read about the paper etc. nice, i have been pretty content using the hairspray seems to work well enough for me as far as holding parts down and still easy to clean up etc. have to try out that method sometime for sure.

very nice! could you post a link for the file? there seems to many different ones out there.

Thanks

Holy1 wrote:very nice! could you post a link for the file? there seems to many different ones out there.

Thanks

hi yes sorry i should have included the link etc...

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:165424/#files

sitting_spheres_repaired.stl

I have never been able to make this print right on my Replicator.. but after seeing this I think I'll give it a shot on my MAX! Your print looks awesome.

GeraldO wrote:I have never been able to make this print right on my Replicator.. but after seeing this I think I'll give it a shot on my MAX! Your print looks awesome.

thanks, have you had a chance to try?