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hi hope anyone knows this problem.i got some 3d parts ,but they look useble but, are not what it supose to be.i think its a problem whit heating or so.
if i can get a solution i can help the person in the shop.
@d.cochran... I've used the "abs glue" mix too and it works great. I also have some clear PLA and haven't been to happy with it either. Also, using unprinted scraps works even better than the printed scraps. I use the little bits that get "chewed" by the extruder when I change filament and it seems a little stronger.
HI , My 2 cents on this....
Once I needed to close a gap... Of course the part design allowed me to do the following.
I selected the cleaning of print nozzle mode ...
When the extruder nozzle started to extrude... I put the pat with the gap and managed to close the gap... It made a good bond...
Also you could use a 3d print pen.... Bu this cost at least another 75US...
The ABS glue though is another perfect solution...
@ D.Cohran.... CONGRATSULATIONS...
I like when see people with your passion and want to make children better for their future... I WISH COULD HAVE YOU FOR TEACHER BUT MOST WISH I COULD HAVE YOU FOR MY KIDS....
GREAT JOB... KEEP ON WALKING and KEEP US INFORMED.