I will be adding to this post over time.
Happy growing and printing.
Happy growing and printing.
3D printed items for grows
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This is a 3d printed bell syphon for a flood and drain system you can see it working in my other journal in my signature
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This is a print I've just designed that will fit on 20mm electrical conduit and clip onto the vertical poles to hold scrog net and stop tent from sucking in from the inline fan.
CharlieWaffles
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Cool idea!This is a print I've just designed that will fit on 20mm electrical conduit and clip onto the vertical poles to hold scrog net and stop tent from sucking in from the inline fan.
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Couple of progress pictures
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Ok it fits now to print the rest and fit them and see if I want to modify the design at all.
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Ok tested and its a fit .
It uses 20mm OD electrical conduit and it fits on a 16mm tent pole ,the file is free for personal use of the good people in this fine group.
Print settings i used
2 walls
20% infill
No supports
I printed it in ABS but PLA+ should be fine also.
It uses 20mm OD electrical conduit and it fits on a 16mm tent pole ,the file is free for personal use of the good people in this fine group.
Print settings i used
2 walls
20% infill
No supports
I printed it in ABS but PLA+ should be fine also.
CharlieWaffles
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I might be interested in buying some of these off you depending on price and shipping.Ok tested and its a fit .
It uses 20mm OD electrical conduit and fits on a 16mm tent pole ,the file is free for personal use of the good people in this fine group.
Print settings i used
2 walls
20% infill
I printed it in ABS but PLA+ should be fine also.
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If anyone has any requests and if I have the skills to design it I will give it a crack.
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I made another version to keep polls level with each other.
I will add it to the file uploaded.
I will add it to the file uploaded.
Another member here was selling something similar on etsy I believe.
There's a few variations on that site from various sellers, some with a shelf for instance or a holder for solo cups...
Pretty cool though and nice to be able to print them yourself.
I don't have a 3d printer unfortunately but they're still something on my list.
There's a few variations on that site from various sellers, some with a shelf for instance or a holder for solo cups...
Pretty cool though and nice to be able to print them yourself.
I don't have a 3d printer unfortunately but they're still something on my list.
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Some libraries have them or there are public places in some towns that have 3d printers for use.
I couldn't live without one, I currently have 2 of them .
Wish I had one back in the day, when I was doing aluminum & lost wax casting
How fine detail can you print ?
How fine detail can you print ?
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Yea I originally brought mine for casting i have all my parts for my furnace I just need to finish making it .
I can print pretty fine details if I change the nozzle size and lower the print speed .
I can't imagine not owning one I've made a few different products that I supply shops with.
I currently have 2 printers
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Ok I've redesigned the part so all the spreader bars will sit level with each other and I've also designed some scrog net hooks ,I will add a picture of it all installed im just waiting on the scrog net hooks to finish printing.
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Ok here's the final fit and design.
But these are made from plastic, no? How is it they can stand up to heat?
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The furnace is made from steel ( beer keg) and refractory cement ,the 3d printer was to make objects (a buck)to cast using green sand .
But I've been a little sidetracked with a few other things at the moment so furnace is on hold .
I made my furnace, out of my old propane barbeque controls, steel barrel, homemade burners & refractory cement before the internetThe furnace is made from steel ( beer keg) and refractory cement ,the 3d printer was to make objects (a buck)to cast using green sand .
But I've been a little sidetracked with a few other things at the moment so furnace is on hold .
Do a site search for casting & my name
Don't type lots but will try to answer any questions
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