3D Printing Forum

Yes, I saw that also a few times the last days.

It is sad that the only traffic in the forum seemed to be from the bots before you got that part under control. If there is a better technology that is not a lock in into some proprietary pay per month service like Discord or such, I am willing to support a move. I always liked that this forum was o...

It just feels like I am the only moderator that deletes this stuff. And that is extremely cumbersome since there is no way for me to delete all messages from one user. I can ban them and I can delete their messages area by area, but if a user posts >200 messages distributed over all our areas, this ...

Hello @LePaul and all!

Is there a way to disable posts with links for new users? The amount of spam here is enormous and it is typically users with no previous posts and at least one link in the post. Can this be configured?

Reiner

Did you try any high temperature epoxy resins? Most of them are good for temperatures of up to 180*C or 200*C but there are also more specialized variants for temperatures of 200-280*C or even 340*C. The problem might just be to get them in super small quantities if you only need it for one bed.

LePaul wrote: ↑February 12th, 2022, 10:02 am Nice to see you pop in!

And not just to delete some spam

I found a version of Sketchup Make 2017 in the meantime. This one was able to open the file and I could export it.

Googling shows that maybe an export from Sketchup to the .dae (COLLADA) format might work too as FreeCAD can import this format and then export STEP.

Hi all, I have a file that seems to be from a Sketchup version 17.x that I can't open with my Sketchup Make 2015 version - the last free standalone version. Does anybody of you have access to a current Sketchup (Pro?) version that could convert this file to a format that I can use in Fusion 360 (STE...

Hi all, my UM2 with Olson Block has developed a nasty issue in recent months: I have a combination of underextrusion and heavy stringing: 20211006_105325.jpg 20211006_105201.jpg I first thought the nozzle was clogged or had some residue inside but even with a brand new nozzle the issue still persist...

To add to @Lez0 comment: If you need more stability, you can also just use the 3D prints to perfect your CAD model and once it fits, have it manufactured from aluminium or steel on a CNC from your CAD model.

It is fairly easy to learn. I can recommend the Fusion 360 videos from Tyler Beck from Tech & Espresso, the Beginner Webinars and the Tech Thursday videos from Brad Tallis on the Autodesk Fusion 360 channel. That's the ones where I learned how to model for 3D printing with Fusion.

Hello! Welcome to the forum! The part in the JPEG Picture looks like a rendering out of some CAD software. So the easiest way would be to track down the source of the rendering. If that is not possible, I guess you need to start measuring the part and recreate it in a CAD software like Fusion 360. T...

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It is still not working for whatever reason I deleted 10 more today. All in Off-topics.
And I did not see any requests for moderation. It is unclear to me how they get in...