I've noticed the same with laminated pieces. While I've never bothered to solve this problem I think you're on the right track, treating it more like a twice turned bowl.
I'm doing basic, functional stuff so there's thankfully not much to figure out. I haven't done any mods to my printer. The bed stays level as long as I'm gentle while removing the print.
The only thing I've struggled with was layer and bed adhesion during cold weather. To solve that I made a simple enclosure and also slowed down my first layer.
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Clamp & glue is plenty strong. I've built a couple of desks with this approach plus a large dining table.
Back when I started my software career (2001) we did paper code review printouts in Araxis Merge. We also didn't have source control back then.
My cats would have loved to use the top as a scratching pad! Look out 😅
Nice work on the wrapping, it looks very clean.
Could you swap out the back legs with longer ones to help the thigh clearance?
Kudos for responsibly taking down the instance 👍
Check the calibration:
This should all the the case right out off the pallet but it's worth a check.
It's Sound ID feature works quite well and is fun to use. Try it!
I've noticed the same with laminated pieces. While I've never bothered to solve this problem I think you're on the right track, treating it more like a twice turned bowl.
I relief on polled notifications from Sync. Worked just fine for me.
Awesome! Thank goodness the kiddos like the set.
Dust collection is a great application for 3D printing... Years ago I broke the bag adapter for my sanding station so I made a replacement!
I'd go with an oil-based polyurethane. Stain is your choice. While water based poly will have much less odor I've found it to be less durable.
Oil based poly will smell much much worse than shellac. Water based poly wouldn't be so bad.
Oh yeah.. And be sure to never let your filament get tangled!!! Google that before you get started 😂
Exciting stuff! Good luck with the move.
I'm doing basic, functional stuff so there's thankfully not much to figure out. I haven't done any mods to my printer. The bed stays level as long as I'm gentle while removing the print.
The only thing I've struggled with was layer and bed adhesion during cold weather. To solve that I made a simple enclosure and also slowed down my first layer.
I'm fairly satisfied with AccuWeather. Not as good as Dark Skies was but close!
Chiming in on the Elote idea! My wife has a great stove top Elote recipe that uses frozen corn. It's quite simple and delicious.
For my wife and I it's General Tso's Chicken. It takes us two hours, and we don't enjoy deep fry odor so we can only make it a few times per year.