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Gary, The bay window I found was crap in comparison to the one Kevin did, I printed Kevin's today with 0.1mm layer height, it looks spot on, I'll feel terrible taking the soldering iron to it lol
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Wayne


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midlife306 wrote:Gary, The bay window I found was crap in comparison to the one Kevin did, I printed Kevin's today with 0.1mm layer height, it looks spot on, I'll feel terrible taking the soldering iron to it lol
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Wayne


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How long was your print time? When I first put the file into Cura I had it set for .1 mm thickness and 30 mm speed, and it said it would take 19 hours to print. I upped the thickness to .15 and the speed to 60 mm and that got it down to a six hour print.

Mine took 11 hours.
Let me know how it turns out at 60mm/sec, you probably won’t need the soldering iron trick, it will probably fall to bits under gravity lol
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Wayne


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When I pulled it off the printer this morning it looked pretty good. I think all the support material will come off with no problem and the window bars seem to be strong enough. I think the cr-10 can handle higher print speeds than your printer. Once you get a CR 10 of your own you'll see exactly what I mean.

midlife306 wrote:Here’s the product of 40 hours of printing.
I found the files on Thingiverse & scaled them up to 249 percent to give the columns a scale height of 7 feet, hopefully I’ll get the railings printed after work tomorrow.

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Wayne


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Here it is with the railings, spikes at the front should go on top but I think the railings look good as they are

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WOW
That looks awesome

Very nice Wayne your printer must be working overtime

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I wish it was, just busy hitting it with a bfo hammer
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Wayne