South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

It's estimated at 10.5 hours right now. It'll likely end up being 12+ hours though. I wanted to get a good start on it before going to bed tonight, should give an indication of whether I'll have a failure or not by then.

 

Alright Mr. Know-It-All, I just need some plexiglass/polycarbonate/whatever you wanna call it to enclose my 3D printer in an IKEA Lack table. It will be sitting inside my closet, so no sunlight or other shit will affect it. Don't care about scratches. Just need it to keep in heat and noise.

What's the cheapest option and can you get it to California for me?

 

Plywood it is! Didn’t really want to spend more than $50 on this haha

 

Russo’s up in Denver is cheap.

 

Take heed!
https://oehha.ca.gov/media/downloads/proposition-65/chemicals/bpachemicalspecificfactsheet.pdf

 

What did it end up going for? I checked last week and it was still sitting at 5K.

 

$131k if I'm not mistaken.

 

Get outta here haha

 

Holy balls!

 

Confirmed I seeent an IG post from one of the dudes. Gonna be a lot of careful work to "make it right", keep it civil, and make their money back..

 

4 yrs ago today... look at my Butt....look at it!!
Well, sorta my Butt.

 

bet Eric has a scar kinda like that one.

 

Damn

 

What are you considering heat? If it can't breath and get the heat away, you may have a failure in the control circuits.

 

I do! Did you get the nurse to take your's? Mine is pretty fresh looking, right after I woke up. Also 4 years ago, I think. Years are running together.

 

@Matic this was mine.

 

You need to keep the heat in and not have any additional drafts coming in when printing certain filaments, mostly ABS. The power supply and the control board are both going to be extended and mounted outside the enclosure. It’s just a small 3D printer, it’s not going to be producing extreme heat. If you look at the fancier printers, they’re all enclosed for the printing area to keep a much more controlled environment

 

I’ll consider this a successful print! 13 hours and 26 minutes. Only failed part was the trigger guard, but I should be able to glue that’s piece back on

 

what are you using to trim your supports and rafts off?

 

Nothing. Putty knife to scrape the whole thing off the bed. The supports peeled off incredibly easy.