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It looks like you were referencing the Solex Matchless, looks pretty cool. I wonder what speeds the Raise3d can handle as far as extruding. Is it possible to use a 2mm nozzle with only 1.75mm filament? I suppose the max that the Raise3d could do is a 1.2mm nozzle?. Print speeds could be as low as 6...

swampy wrote:be nice to see this set up when done just looking at the solex and looking how it fits in and all the parts you need

You just have to change the nozzle the same way as normal.

Mecha_Monster wrote:
Hi Thruster,

Following up your experiments. Did you test the nozzle set?

Sorry, no i have not tested so much yet. Any special size you want me to try out?

3D solex has a new type off internal core heating system nozzle that fits with rasie. I have a set from 0.1 to 2.0mm. What size did you intend to use and with what filament? Mabey i can do some test for you, and for me because i have not tested them much yet.

http://3dsolex.com/

Nargal wrote:Are the models from fantasygraph? I'm printing currently Albedo
I like the white filament

Yes models is from Fantasygraph. They always prints nicley. https://pinshape.com/users/14957-fantas ... s-tab-open

Chrigi78 wrote:Great Print i love that work
one question have you the original extruder system ?

I use a Bondtech direct drive extruder.

Vicky@Raise3D wrote:I see.
You are using 0.4mm nozzle?

Yes i use a standard 0.4 nozzle. I have a set off other sizes off a new type off nozzles from 3dsolex that i need to test. Range from 0.1 to 2.0mm. They have a new internal core heating system in the nozzle itself that looks intresting.

http://3dsolex.com/

Vicky@Raise3D wrote:

Trhuster wrote:
Those prints are printed without any support.

So there is no overhang under the last one's legs?

No, but the hardest part is not the legs it is the the sword hilt and you can see on the pic underside surface is abit rough.

Looks perfect! May I ask how do you deal with support trace? I was wondering the same ... also wondering if any other colors have been used and if the results were the same. I'm looking for a good PLA .. and while i know R3D has great PLA and Premium PLA, i like options and cheaper US shipping if p...

Vicky@Raise3D wrote:Looks perfect!

May I ask how do you deal with support trace?

Those prints are printed without any support.

Aero3D wrote:Hi Trhuster. Fantastic prints Can I please ask if you have fitted the Bondtech direct to the carriage head or are you running it as a Bowden style with the Bondtech sitting on the frame somewhere?

Thanks

I use Bondtech direct drive extruder.

Michael wrote:Yes I see that illustration. However I also see posts showing confusion when looking at housing in reality.

Which one is on the current shipping models?

Not the best pic but this is my Rev 1 house.

Full size pic: http://i.imgur.com/fUDPMAp.jpg

For clarification, could someone that has either Rev 1 Cast and/or Rev 2 CNC post actual pics of the Rev 1 Cast & Rev 2 CNC? Just so we have clear Rev 1 & Rev 2 captured in this thread. It is a illustration on Bondtech webpage. http://shop.bondtech.se/ec/upgrade-kits/extruder-kit-for-raise3...

Just add "M92 E140" in the start g-code in Simplify3d

The left on is perfect. Good job!

Another print. Same settings as last one.

Hi, I have tested this new PLA filament and wanted to share my findings here. All tests are done on my N1 with a Bondtech extruder. After calibration cube the first thing i printed was a figurine to get the feel for it. It came out absolutley gorgues with Satin White. I printed it with 200C and 0.2 ...

Not always better to print with lower layers. But that is another topic. And i rarley have any stringing, it is just a temp/filament/recration thing. I had some play in extruder bearings in the beginning but i have changed them. I have also fitted a bondtech extruder on it.

I have N1 and i would say it as good as it gets with FDM. Here is one off my prints. viewtopic.php?f=5&t=293&p=3455#p3455

Just forget about Inventure. Filment will be crazy expensive and build volume is so small.