I am using it for a halo light body that will go around the spindle of a Bridgeport milling machine. That location does receive some small amount of oil leakage so this should withstand it. I also...
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I am using it for a halo light body that will go around the spindle of a Bridgeport milling machine. That location does receive some small amount of oil leakage so this should withstand it. I also...
I decided that I had no time or interest to build a printer from a kit and they all seem to be plastic flexible fliers. I looked for an inexpensive printer that was built, all metal and had glowing...
OK, so the adhesive for the plastic plate is the 3M product. That makes sense since the bed leveling gauge is another piece of the plastic which is 0.01" thick. The 'tissue tape' is certainly very...
I see that some printers have a heated build platform that is heated more at the edges than the central area.
For the rest of us with an aluminum platform bleeding heat from the edges, a thermal...
Thanks. Qidi gave me a glue stick but I haven't tried it with PETG.
I will try Printbite. The Qidi came with a heated bed and the 3M plastic cover which is why I just went ahead and used it. Works quite well for PLA but obviously not so good for PETG (other than...
The surface is 3M's 9448A Double Coated Tissue Tape which is a nearly rigid 0.01" thick plastic with an adhesive backing to hold it to the heated aluminum plate bed. It is considered a consumable and...
Yes, I've allowed it to cool for hours and I've tried it when the printer just finishes.
I have a new Qidi X-One printer that is very good. I am completely new to 3D printing.
Started using PETG on it at 75 degrees C Bed and 245 degrees Nozzle. The prints are quite good but I have a...