▲ 10 r/GunnitRust
When I get to round 15 the magazine keeps cracking along the magazine release noth,what should I do
u/Lazy_Honey6823 — 8 days ago
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▲ 2 r/3D2A
When loading round 14 the magazine keeps getting a slight crack along the magazine release notch all the time,what should I do
u/Lazy_Honey6823 — 8 days ago
▲ 0 r/GunnitRust
I have been printing to hot all along,i think i found the sweet spot at 215. No more lines or bubbles and the stringing is 98 percent gone. No pics yet as i just figured it out and am printing the first flawless one now.Promise to keep you updated.
u/Lazy_Honey6823 — 11 days ago
▲ 0 r/GunnitRust
https://reddit.com/link/1t13zf8/video/rw4iai5cykyg1/player
as the filament retracts,some is still in the nozzle oozing out causing a line of dots,then the nozzle runs over them filling them in but it isnt perfect.i have been observing the nozzle as it moves along during the print.maybe this can cause poor adhesion leading to a weaker print.also i am stiil baffled by the horizontal lines showing as the print goes up
u/Lazy_Honey6823 — 13 days ago
▲ 2 r/3D2A
i just printed the one on the right and its surface finish is no where as decent as the one on the left with i did like 3 days ago.why those strange lines running horizontal on my print?it looks a lil like overextrusion since i did it at a high flow rate but even at 100 flow most of the time i get the same problem?to get a consistent somewhat decent surface finish like the one on the left is very difficult,what do you say
u/Lazy_Honey6823 — 13 days ago
▲ 0 r/GunnitRust
i just printed the one on the right and its surface finish is no where as decent as the one on the left with i did like 3 days ago.why those strange lines running horizontal on my print?it looks a lil like overextrusion since i did it at a high flow rate but even at 100 flow most of the time i get the same problem?to get a consistent somewhat decent surface finish like the one on the left is very difficult,what do you say
u/Lazy_Honey6823 — 13 days ago
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i increased the flow to help prevent lines and gaps and and help promote better wall bonding but i think it is suffering from a bit of overextrusion especially if you compare it to the other failed one
u/Lazy_Honey6823 — 14 days ago
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I am having trouble with my 3d printed glock mags.I am finally getting them to load all 17 rounds but the mag keeps they show a slight crack in them and if i apply enough force the mag will split further until it snaps.my initial problem was the slicer i was using,it was setting my wall thickness to 0.8mm and i could not get past round six.now that i switch to cura i reallized by default the wall thickness is set at 1.2mm.so now i am getting all 17 in but it shows a slight crack.can someone please offer me some advice?
u/Lazy_Honey6823 — 14 days ago
▲ 1 r/3D2A
i keep getting a poor surface finish and i think that contributes to the slight crack.right ow i am increasing the flow rate to reduce lines and gaps on surfacein this pic the flow rate is 110 but as you can see it looks like it suffering from a bit of overextrusion
u/Lazy_Honey6823 — 14 days ago