What 3D printer should I order and lets put some files here
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I will post these as well for opened Hospira Bac water and electrolytes.
Print file for electrolyte dispenser: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3019638-electrolyte-packet-dispenser#profileId-3392485
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Not my files but I printed them in PETG-CF and can confirm they fit beautifully, I did some light sanding on the outside and edges because the CF leaves a bit of a rough finish but otherwise the came out perfect. Time to buy more Hydrapeaks, I think.
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Not my files but I printed them in PETG-CF and can confirm they fit beautifully, I did some light sanding on the outside and edges because the CF leaves a bit of a rough finish but otherwise the came out perfect. Time to buy more Hydrapeaks, I think.
@SwollStreetBets You can print these and make TPU seals for them. They work great.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2048540-snaplock-storage-box-3ml-vials#profileId-2210729
for the gaskets:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/1422975-customizable-gasket-seal-ring-generator#profileId-1478707I used that temp/humidity sensor in them to test them before use, and they work great with the printed dessicant vials
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@Snake-Pepskin
Thank you. I read that somewhere else too. But how hard is that software to use?
I have been concentrating on learning Bambu slicer. My thought is learn that part really well before I start to try and learn to actually build stuff. I am lucky, the guy I use to buy my all my 3d printed stuff from is really nice and will design stuff for me to print on my printer. He has a H2S, so it is really close to the H2D I bought. I figured it is best to learn in steps since I don’t have the free time to really dive into it 110% right now.
I guess I am in a similar situation as when I had a Roland SP300v, I got the printer profiles down and mastered the printing process, but was always terrible at designing stuff. I was lucky them as well, my friend is a graphic artist, so he would design, I would print…@Commander So fusion is not the most novice friendly package. It’s incredibly capable but a bit advanced. Tinker-cad is definitely more of a intro friendly app. The thing is, once you learn the platform it’s good.
Overall, once you immerse yourself in the 3D ecosystem you’re good, but it’s definitely commitment. Shapr3D looks promising. They also have a free version to goof around with. I’ll be doing some of that as time allows.
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@Commander So fusion is not the most novice friendly package. It’s incredibly capable but a bit advanced. Tinker-cad is definitely more of a intro friendly app. The thing is, once you learn the platform it’s good.
Overall, once you immerse yourself in the 3D ecosystem you’re good, but it’s definitely commitment. Shapr3D looks promising. They also have a free version to goof around with. I’ll be doing some of that as time allows.
@Snake-Pepskin Sharpr3d takes time, depending on what you want to do. If you want to make things more complicated, that screw together, have hinges or snap locks, it takes some learning and trial and error
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Forgot to post the files for the Open Hospira Bac Water Holder https://makerworld.com/en/models/3019649-hospira-bac-water-holder#profileId-3392500
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I printed these for filtering and reconstituting my pen vials with a little garbage can. It makes life much easier. Let me know if you are interested and I will put it on Makers and share the file. That empty section is for luer locks. It helps keep things sanitary as well.
Here is the file: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3062759-pen-vial-reconstitution-tray#profileId-3446860
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@randy had to do it. It works great but totally unnecessary.
I tried this one and it would not work for me. Now I was just testing it by turning it with my hand but it just wouldn’t move. It was like it was to tight. I’m going to try again at some point.
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I had to update the file for the travel cooler I created. It got corrupted and wasn't showing the full print file, so here we go again. My wife thinks it was the person who stole it twice and was listing them on Etsy. So here it is, and it works great. Holds 2 pens, two pen vials, a cooler pack (the link is on makers), and syringes in a screw-off lid.
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Just wondering. Did the gears keep backing out on you and if so, what did you do to keep that from happening?
@afkar7 you have to glue the ones that don’t clip in. I just put a drop of glue be carful not to glue the rollers to the frame. I also glued the motor. Little trial and error but it works great. NAD was a real pain I just put it on that for a couple of minutes and it worked terrific
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@afkar7 you have to glue the ones that don’t clip in. I just put a drop of glue be carful not to glue the rollers to the frame. I also glued the motor. Little trial and error but it works great. NAD was a real pain I just put it on that for a couple of minutes and it worked terrific
@afkar7 you have to glue the ones that don’t clip in. I just put a drop of glue be carful not to glue the rollers to the frame. I also glued the motor. Little trial and error but it works great. NAD was a real pain I just put it on that for a couple of minutes and it worked terrific
Figured but just wanted to check, thanks. I was surprised how quick it turned with that 150rpm motor.
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I am glad i found this post, i love 3D printing. Anyone find a good file for a pen cap dispenser only?
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