What did you 3D print today?

Honestly bro you could just get some decent strength neodymium magnets and mount them with a set. easy to remove and dumb.

$9 LOVIMAG 20LBS Neodymium Magnets, 6Pack Rare Earth Magnets With Matching Screws, For Kitchen Doors, Tool Room, Lifting - 0.63x0.19"

https://www.amazon.com/LOVIMAG-Magnets-Waterproof-Neodymium-Mounting/dp/B0D93KCN54

 

The challenge was to 3D print a real storage space I guess.. not my truck nor my problem.

 

No modification required to overhead unit simple drop in replacement to factory 1/2 switch panel. 8 Gang panel with 1 side buttons.

 

Missed the bit lol didn't look at the posters name in the other thread lol

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCDJv-OyjG_/?igsh=MjNxZWdiZmVwOTEz

 

Sweet!

 

Hey, I remember seeing this posted somewhere on Facebook and can’t find who was making them. Anyone know who it was or have the file to make it?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3d-printed-center-console-coming-soon.685979/

 

Well, we've given up on Bambu PETG-CF, tried higher temps, new extruder and nozzle and still have fragile parts. We tried cheap Tinmorry and are pretty happy with the quality and strength of the prints using stock Bambu settings.

 

odd how that works out

 

May have posted mock-up photos of this a while back, but I finally finished up my dash.
3d parts are the bezel that trims out the gap around the head unit and CB radio, as well as the ball and socket arm brace for the wireless charging magnet phone mount on the right.

 

Very nice work!

 

I'm toying with the speed settings on my ancient Ender 3-S1p. Anyone play with this? How fast can I go when pushing a 0.6 nozzle, 0.40 layer height? I know its a heavy-as-lead direct drive head, and believe it or not, I'm already way above the default. But every little bit of speed tweaking can be great when trying to knock out a batch of simple gridfinity bins.

 

Its been awhile, but I thought the default was around 200 mm/s? maybe thats a 0.4 nozzle?

 

Switch over to Bambu Slicer or Orca slicer. The default profiles for the printers are much better tuned vs Cura and it's offshoots.