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3D Print Jd Head

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has anyone printed a jd head?my question is ,how do you print the head on the printbed?

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okay i have printed my B9 hehe.tomorrow i will print the transparent parts.

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Dave snuffleapagus is gonna love that! If it was a bit bigger, you could add servos and an iotiny

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hi dj

i dont have a big printer for the size mini servo's.but i can make it bigger.

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i forgot i dont have pla transparent.so made it red.i can scale up to 350 size in cura .

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@Nomad 6R    Hi I like your B9, very nice  if you are thinking of printing transparent parts I recommend using PMMA filament it is very clear. print slower and hotter, and you can finish with acetone fuming just like ABS, for a great finish.  How long did it take to print your B9?:D

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hi nallycat

thank you for the tip.i saw a video about fuming.the printing of the little B9 a few houres cant say excacly howlong.

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i forgot what is the recomended speed for PMMA ?i am doing the grippers on scale 350 in cura ,it takes 3.40 houres

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@Nomad 6R    For fuming I use a metal paint can and I put paper towels around the insides held on with a couple of magnets. then wet the towels with acetone put your print in the can on a small piece of wood in the bottom and put the lid on.  I do this outside as the acetone is very strong. use a test piece to test for time check every 10 minutes. for printing I print at 60  and the extruder temp is 240 deg. for clear parts do not use any infull if you can/