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What filament is that? Looks Awesome!

Imagine the waiting time until you plug that upper part in. I think not worth it

It is definitely not as strong as if printed in one piece.

Do you have the STL file? Thank you!

that image at 6:11 is very clean. You can how much effort this dude put to make to a good video, really nice datail. Thanks for the content, man

If you already have it in two pieces why wouldn't you just use plastic weld? the layer line where you inserted that is super noticeable

Tree support. Don't thank...

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I thought he printed it sideways

Click bait lol

WTF 💀

how about when it would start to print the top cone you pause and place an already pre made support structure that is reuseable after theprint and you hit continue

Sir, thank you very much! 👍

BS

Smart

Besides the useful tip, I love how this video is made into a perfect endless loop!

Great thinking outside the box.

Nice!

Very clever idea 💡

I like it but you may want to avoid touching the part getting welded or wear gloves as oils on skin may make bonding issues

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Yeah, of course there's no need for "support structures" when the design itself includes support structures

"WITHOUT SUPPORT" Sees 2 HUGE support columns used to support the insert of second part.

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I'm continually inspired and impressed by your thoughtful approach to design an engineering. Thank you so much for taking on the immense effort to document and share it. It is really special. A thought on gear lubrication: particularly in the area of an active CNC, chip fouling is a real concern. So while a grease lubricant (like Vaseline) is a tempting option for lubricity and safety, it might not be ideal for gear longevity or cleanliness. A dry lubricant would be preferable and I have had good luck on printed parts using synthetic waxes or even bar soap. Just a thought. I confess, I have not done a study on the subject, these lubricants have always just been "good enough."

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Will motor heat have an effect on the durability of the part?

Why not rotate it and print in from the side?

It's not as strong. If you pause a print 15min or so, depending of the material, and you resume, you don't get the same layer adherence. It doesn't matter for this part for sure but keep that in mind.

Oh screw you for leading me on and wasting my time a hole

What’s this slicer

Good one, hope more of design phylosophy is coming, you have interestung ideas. Also documenting, showing the project do helps to think on stuff)

well, thats scam, disliked

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Ступенька всё же будет и пластик может не приклеиться к холодному слою. Может быть лучше было бы распечатать две половинки плоскостью вниз и склеить супер-клеем..

this is so smart

Waste of time, I though you made a cool gcode trick

Pretty cool ill have to give it a shot

Thats not really printing without supports...

Could you print it on it’s side

I'm still struggling to make precise prints, this is too advance for me XD

Useless

where did you get the file

stl file?? anyone have it?

Thats cheating. 😂

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I can't believe I never thought to do this. Brilliant.

That's brilliant. What a brilliant idea for smooth overhangs on neat designs like this. Great job.

Feels like someone smart could embed this in the design program so it detects where this is a strategy that works! Really cool idéa!

Very clever idea 👍🏼