Congrats on your MP3DP v4 build! Latest benchy is looking great.
Consider checking out the open hardware manufacturing podcast episode with Ryan. Ryan’s been working hard to make V1E Customers/Community happy for many many years. But, turns out he’s a ruthless manager… He’ll recognize high performers via employee of the month award. But ended up firing his own Mom
Oh no…welcome to the world of printer tuning. It can be very rewarding and very frustrating (the engineer’s yin and yang?). I am very persistent and I can tell you I can never seem to get the seams perfect, but orca slicers is now using scarf joints and it might have finally solved my last real tuning issue. If you have not tried it, that one is pretty nice.
If you print multiple benchies, the start and stop points used to drive me nuts. Hiding them seems like cheating.
I was never really a fan of working, my day job, with family LOL. And I say that with love.
I decided that today I would, in the little spare time I have, , would do a different print then a Benchy. I like numbers and data so I found this calibration print that I’m going to try out. I will be able to get a bunch of data from this calibration print because of the geometry. Only downside is it’s a 6-hour print. And I don’t fully trust my machine yet my confidence is at like 75%. So I’m going to be doing lots of watching. And temperature measurements.
I did this. And ended up turning the Primo into a dedicated laser machine and built a second smaller LR3. Everyone’s experience is different, but for me the LR3 just shines above the primo.