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Been printing a lot in SemiFlex from NinjaTek after converting a printer to 3mm Bowden, and wanted to show just how strong it really is.
In his short amateurish video I’m just trying to remove a 0.2mm thickness brim around the main piece. As you can see I just can’t do it using just my fingers. Same goes for single strands of it. Have to use scissors or similar.
It’s super useful for things like Quadcopter, where I’ve made a holder for antennas and leds for the rear end of my Quad, as it’s rigid enough to stay in the right shape, but will bend on impact without fracturing, so even high the antennas is sticking far out the rear end, nothing should break on impact. Neither mounting bracket or antennas 👍😁
Just put up a small post on Getting Started using Duet (2) WiFi betrue3d.dk/duet-2-wifi-getting-started/
Duet (2) WiFi – Getting started
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Been a while since I last wrote about the wonderfull controllers from Duet3D, so, seeing as we just had Black Friday, and E3D-online had a super deal on Duet (2) WiFi (was £20 lower that day), I no…Installed the mini LCD temp displays, to keep an eye on water system temperature on its “cold side” after radiator flow. The right hand temp will soon be connected to the heatsink itself as I want to monitor it as well.
I’ve changed rhe E3D 60mm radiator and fan for a similar thickness 120mm radiator I had lying around. Been using it without fan active so far, so it’s just awesomely quiet.
But I want the sensors on to keep an eye on it, and spot reason for potential fail on long prints.