Showcase prints?

[Robotico]

Hey! Would be cool to see how your prints have turned out, especially if you've used non new matter store stl-files and / or used some other filament than the new matter one.

So for the few of you that have received your printers - Please share

Here is a test part I made to see if the printer could print to its claimed envelope (150mm x 100mm x 125mm).

https://instagram.com/p/8jnVnjLG2_/

[curious aardvark]

looks pretty good.

[jamesarm97]

The prints definitely can use some tuning. The overall surface quality is kind of like felt.
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[dshapdesign]

I started making some cookie cutters for my friend.
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[Duck]

The prints definitely can use some tuning. The overall surface quality is kind of like felt.

I wonder if that's caused by the rolling surfaces of the long splines. Gears are a bit "bumpy" so the bed plate probably has a fair bit of vertical vibration as it rolls across them.

[Nihonddd]

James-Its probably being caused by overheating the print. either lower the ambient room temp or reduce hotend/heatbed temp.

[hsus]

I finally got my printer the other day, here's my first "make" on thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/make:174245

Details in the post there. Now attempting a bigger print using high detail from astroprint, 14 hrs in looking great - but sloooooow

[Christina Jackson]

The last object I printed was a Spooky Jack o Lantern for the last Halloween season! Here it is!

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[hsus]

Here are a couple of prints, the first one just showcasing the difference between slicer settings, the good one is based off of AstroPrint's best settings but with reduced bottom and top layer heights and 100% infill. I made the model myself.
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Here's a bigger print I did, using the astroprint best settings but reduced infill due to the large size. Since I've been experiencing the shifting issue with taller prints I opted to print this one lying down with lots of support.

In hindsight I should've printed it lying down at 90 degrees, instead I rotated it to have as little support as possible. This lead to severe striations in the bottom plate.

Should be noted that one of the supports fell over during printing, making the right hand messed up, you can't see it here but the back is messed up. It looked like cotton candy out of the printer but I heated a butter knife and flattened it, it's passable now.

This is my first big print and the first one I post process. I'm printing some sanding tools now. But sanded and applied gesso for a couple of rounds and then spray painted two layers. The glasses are removable and painted with matt acrylic and then sprayed with glossy veneer. Model based off of: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1057389
Before and after:
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[Hepta]

A quick view of my prints
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