When you guys do a different support interface like pla for tpu, petg for pla etc. do you make a new filament profile and slow down the max volumetric speed at all? I’ve never actually sat and watched the printer lay down the interface layer so it could be blasting through it. I have to assume a slower interface layer would lead to better results yeah?
Looking for feedback on the dust collection attachment I’m designing for the vevor style 1x30 machines. This attaches directly to the flat grinding attachment, is this something that you guys would find useful? I don’t own the angle guides for this machine yet so I haven’t seen if it plays well with those. Is there a more common one I should buy to make sure it still works as intended?
Has anyone used/tried some of the aftermarket hardened steel nozzles for the U1? I really want to print some abrasives with support material. The Snapmaker brand ones aren’t shipping until later this year? I just wanted to know if it has affected print quality or reliability?
I am a groomer (M32). I own 2 shops, I have trained so many groomers I lost count, I employ 15 people. I am also a professional sharpener, and a rep for shears direct. If you have any questions about the industry or the other side of things(scissors, blades etc) ask away and I will do my best to answer!