3D model of teachingtech
The models were repaired and checked for printability.
I stumbled across a video on non planar 3D printing and then created my own with a
...Plus guide to trying out the amazing work of Daniel Ahlers
Gcode updated with the correct nozzle and bed heating gcode. The print shouldn't start anymore until both are up to temp. Also added a lift to Z 20mm before the homing in the end gcode.
Warning! Please only print the gcode if you have removed all fan ducts and probes as shown in the video. Failure to do so will cause your print head to collide with the printed part. You cannot simply remove all of the fans, a fan must remain on the heat sink to prevent clogs.
Printer brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 3
Filament brand:
X3D
Filament material:
PLA
Notes:
This should print on any printer with a bed of at least 200x200 and the mods to the print head shown in the video. Temps are 190 for the nozzle and 60 for the bed. I have removed my purge line from the start of the print for those with bed clips. Retraction is set to only 1mm due to my direct drive extruder but this object should not really create stringing anyways.
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