i do a lot of electrical work for them or what ever the job may be, yyyyYYYAAAYYyyy. most of the people who know me know of my skills, i will stop by to visit a friends house and to open the gate was hard so, i just took ten seconds to bend a bar back in place and put it in the correct position. Yes, i know that sounds a little big headed but if you knew me in person you would understand. i can learn just about anything from just watching another person, and become almost an expert if i'm allowed to ask questions. And keep going back for more in other fields, currently doing rv refrigerator refurbishing and 3d printing and any cars that crossed my paths) as well as the ability to understand anything mechanical, 'how a machine works' is a fun puzzle to figure out, and will lead me to sometimes taking apart something I just bought (usually only if i don't buy the the extended warranty) just to see how it works and see if I'm right or wrong about how it works and learn about it. i have extensive training in many fields (audio/ video service tech when I was in seventh grade, CNC machine operator at 18 and became a service tech for all machinery in the facility, at 21 I was back in school for airframe/(31 )powerplant tech.
I have been learning as I go but, I'm first going to do a little rambling so you know a little about me.
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I have been posting videos on YouTube about My Geeetech Prusa i3 Pro B ( which I bought from Geeetech directly.
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Unfortunately you've already ordered it so i can't tell you to buy something else.īut they've been around a while and there are probably several thousand youtube videos on how to fix each individual issue that might crop up.Īnd have a chat with Xayoz, they'll put you straight on how to get the best from the ender and probably save a lot of time and swearing :-)
My standard infill settings are: tringular patterna nd 15%įor large models I can often go down to 10% and for small ones frequently up to 25-35%ĭepends on what it's being used for and what the top surface looks like.Īlso while waiting - go watch a lot of videos on how to make ender 3's work and how to fix all the problems they have. It's never made sense to me - but it's something to do with how slicers calculate things.ĪLWAYS generate a preview of your models and run through the print virtually before accepting settings.
So prusa slicer is probably slowing down certain sections to give you better prints - that cura might not be doing.Īlso that's a ridiculous amount of time for a pencil holder - got a link to the stl or thingiverse page ?Ĭheck your number of shells and infill settings.Īn awful lot of 'standard' setting use incredibly dense infill - totally unnecassary.ĭrop the link and I'll run it through simplif圓d and see what kind of times trhat gives me.Īlso and this doesn't really make sense, but is how it works - the larger the print the less dense you can make the infill while still getting the same size mesh that a higher infill generates with smaller models. Also the ender 3 is significantly slower than any actual prusa design.
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