RE: How to print with glass
@ssill2
Budweiser is swill. I would rather drink stagnant swamp water. After living in Germany for 4 years and traveling the globe, I prefer European beers. Rarely, I find a craft beer I like, but most American beer is terrible.
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Chuck H
3D Printer Review Blog
RE: How to print with glass
Well said.
That being said though there are some good craft beers out there. One of my faves in Oskar Blues Death By Coconut. it's a porter. If you like coconut, it's the beer for you. Avery does a few good ones too.
RE: How to print with glass
Okay, let's see if I zipped it correctly and if it posts ok ...
Posted fine. Here's about the best I can get. 0.40mm nozzle with 0.45mm perimeter and 0.80mm infill @ 100%, no tops or bottoms (per @Rygar1432's article), PETG @ 265C and 20mm/s:
Not exactly gem-like, but sparkly. It's going to be hard to get clarify on such a small print, unfortunately.
Thanks for uploading it. It's a good test of the extremes.
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RE: How to print with glass
@bobstro
Both my printers are in use at the moment, but I'm going to have to try this too. I almost think slower than 20mm
RE: How to print with glass
A few more 3D samples. PETG @ 265C, 0.80mm extrusion width, 1 perimeter, 0% infill. I can almost get a sphere to print:
These look interesting illuminated from below:
I resized the diamond to roughly the same dimensions as the earring gem:
It needs work on the cooling near the tip, and a properly designed STL with sharper angles would work better, but it's definitely sparkly.
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RE: How to print with glass
Bobstro, is that PLA or ABS or what? It looks a lot coarser than what I get with clear ABS. Is that the same scale? Wider nozzle maybe?
As for beer, Bud Light is usually my go-to beer. (Yes, yes yes I know!) 🙂
I really prefer the lighter beers, Rolling Rock (33) 🙂 is prolly my all time fave, but not very many places have it around here.
Heineken is kind of an occasional special treat. 🙂
RE: How to print with glass
based on your beer choices, sound like a Pennsylvania girl 😜
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RE: How to print with glass
Bobstro, is that PLA or ABS or what? It looks a lot coarser than what I get with clear ABS. Is that the same scale? Wider nozzle maybe?
Those are all either PETG for the latest, or nGen for some of the slabs. I switched to a 0.4mm nozzle for the 3D prints, using a single 0.8mm perimeter with 0% infill at 0.2mm layer height. More of a proof of concept than a finished print. I'm sure it's possible to get smoother results, but I wanted to test the limits of getting translucence out of prints.
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He is intelligent, but not experienced. His pattern indicates two dimensional thinking. -- Spock in Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan
RE: How to print with glass
based on your beer choices, sound like a Pennsylvania girl 😜
Uh, no. Originally Kensington, Brooklyn. When I was back in HS, Rolling Rock was cheaper than most and we called it Pennsylvania Swamp Water. I did develop a taste for it but it's kinda rare out here.
RE: How to print with glass
Not to hijack the thread further (I guess beer does come in glass bottles, relevant to the topic) 😉 but back decades ago when I was in the Coast Guard, it seemed like Rolling Rock had almost a cult following. To an extent, Olympia and Coors had fan followings as well, but not as cult-like. At the time, all three were more regional and less national, but all three were light American beers.
Other beers that I remember having fanbases were Kirin and Asahi (Japan) and San Miguel (Philippines).
Locally (Omaha area) one former local/regional beer that has a cult following is Storz. It was common until the late 1970s and had a flash-in-the-pan resurgence in the 20-teens but is a dead product today. Some people have some 'new old stock' cases squirreled away and these can sell for obscene prices.
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I'm not a beer snob, I'll drink almost anything that's served. I do occasionally like to try oddball beers, some of which are tasty but some are like totally 144 fer shure!
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Hey! Anybody listening?
Not to be a total b*tch, but this "title here" pop up is becoming majorly annoying!
Please bury it in the Chernobyl Sarcophagus or something! 🙂
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I think they updated wordpress to a new version. it's dumb to have to put a title in, and the reply to a particular person doesn't work either.
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Hey! Anybody listening?
Not to be a total b*tch, but this "title here" pop up is becoming majorly annoying!
Please bury it in the Chernobyl Sarcophagus or something! 🙂
Concur 100%. Just to clarify, I am concurring that it is a pain, not concurring that your are a b*tch.
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Chuck H
3D Printer Review Blog
Beer
based on your beer choices, sound like a Pennsylvania girl 😜
Uh, no. Originally Kensington, Brooklyn. When I was back in HS, Rolling Rock was cheaper than most and we called it Pennsylvania Swamp Water. I did develop a taste for it but it's kinda rare out here.
Swamp water probably tastes better.
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Chuck H
3D Printer Review Blog
Snob
I'm not a beer snob, I'll drink almost anything that's served. I do occasionally like to try oddball beers, some of which are tasty but some are like totally 144 fer shure!
I am definitely a beer and bourbon snob. The beer has to be a craft or imported. Bourbon has to have at least a cork.
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Chuck H
3D Printer Review Blog
RE: How to print with glass
Hey! Anybody listening?
Not to be a total b*tch, but this "title here" pop up is becoming majorly annoying!
Please bury it in the Chernobyl Sarcophagus or something! 🙂
If you want your say on the changes, Prusa are listening on:
OB Beer: A few years ago someone gave me half a dozen cans of Budweiser; I still have five of them.
Cheerio,
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I'm probably going to start referring to all the topic starters as @Topic Starter and see if they know who they are.
Maybe somebody can register with a user name of Topic_Starter. 😉
Wtf
Hey, we can agree to disagree! We don't all have to like all of the same stuff! I'm perfectly happy drinking Rolling Rock and Bud Light and I could not tell the difference between bourbon or scotch or turpentine in a blind taste test!
The one bartender at the place we usually end up at on Friday is always reminding me that Rolling Rock was bought out by Bud a while back and he swears that one of the newer Bud Select beers is actually Rolling Rock.
One of my cow-orkers keeps teasing me that I drink "chick beer" (hey, I resemble that remark!) 🙂 and he loves the stuff that looks like a glass of mud with a foamy head!
Oh well, so it goes ... 🙂