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Re: SilverTriple's printing stuff...

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It's that time of the year where my printers are used for something else than RC car parts...

It's prints that I do for my wife and the poney club hosting my wife's poneys
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Each plate is 100 tick remover, and I printed already a few of them... IsanMate ASA prints perefctly once calibrated with generic profile for ASA.

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And my wife is then preparing some key rings from those : they will be used as gift to the participants of some of the events at the poney club.
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I do few prints over the year like those, and they are also part of the elements that ease the things when I tell my wife I'd like a new printer...
I ordered a H2D printer this week, in Laser 10W combo version. Expected arrival : mid May. It may even arrive before the Carvera Air (ship has moved and is expected to arrive to terminus around May 8th). The H2D hits all the marks of what I was expecting from a bigger X1C, including the two nozzle which will be very helpfull in quite a few of my use cases. The Laser is mainly for light use, and targeted mainly for my wife requirements.
At this stage, I don't know yet if the X1C Carbon stays or not. This is my main question.
That being said, I will need to reorganize my home lab space to cater for the new machines. Operation "Pushing walls" is about to start...
I buy kits to build and ru(i)n them :-)

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Re: SilverTriple's printing stuff...

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Another non rc related use of my printers. TPU is an amazing material
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https://makerworld.com/en/models/1342470-heavy-duty-blade-for-ryobi-loan-trimmer
I'm impressed how long the printed TPU blades worked :they last longer than the original blades in the same conditions, which means less time lost while working outside, and more time to spent on RC cars :-)
I buy kits to build and ru(i)n them :-)

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