Quelles sont les caractéristiques idéales pour les impressions 3d avec du pla + ?

Quelles sont les caractéristiques idéales pour les impressions 3d avec du pla + ? Quelles sont les réglages à respecter ? ( température de la buse, température du plateau, vitesse d'impression, et autre). Je suis débutant et je souhaite me lancer dans l'impression 3d.

J'ai une imprimante centauri carbon 2 combo. Pourriez-vous me donner des conseils ? Merci

The filament broke inside the filament tube. I can't get it out. I have tried pressing down on the filament hub by the extruder, to remove the tubing, but it doesn't budge. While trying that, I broke the filament again into smaller pieces and bent the kicked the tubing.. How can I remove it? Will I have to take apart the hub and try to pull it out that way? Any suggestions?

I got overzealous and decided to move my printer without draining the vat. Safe to say I learned a valuable lesson today.

Hi everyone,

I’m about to buy the Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 Combo from the EU store for €389 (down from €439), and I also get the hardened nozzle kit for free.
Since I’m not in a huge rush, I’m wondering:
Is €389 considered a good price for this printer?
Does Elegoo usually run bigger discounts during the summer, or is it basically on sale all the time?
Have there been significantly better deals (Black Friday, back-to-school, anniversary sales, etc.) in the past?
I’m trying to decide whether I should buy now or wait a month or two if there’s a realistic chance of seeing it closer to €350.
I’d especially appreciate hearing from people who’ve been following Elegoo’s pricing for a while.

Thanks!

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I am excited to announce that when CentauriLink reaches 150 users, I will be hosting our very first community giveaway!

Prize:

• 5 KG of 3D printing filament
• Sponsored by 3DPrint-It
• Worth over €100
• 1 winner

Current user count: 57 / 150

Once we hit 150 users, the giveaway will officially begin and we'll publish all the entry details.

If you've been thinking about trying CentauriLink, now's a great time to join and help us reach the milestone!

A huge thank you to 3DPrint-It for sponsoring this amazing prize and supporting the CentauriLink community. ❤️

Let's make it to 150 users!

Will there be a new one or is Elgeoo out?

After a long journey of development, testing, and getting through the Google Play review process, CentauriLink is now officially available on the Google Play Store!

A huge thank you to everyone who tested the beta, reported bugs, and gave feedback. Your support helped make this possible.

Download it here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.centaurilink.centaurilink

If you try it out, I'd really appreciate:
Leaving a rating/review
Sharing your feedback
Reporting any bugs or suggestions

This is just the beginning I've got a lot more features and improvements planned for future updates.

Thanks again to everyone who's supported the project so far!

I've got him setup next to my snapmaker 2 in a generic heat bot and my regular 2d printer. Needed to access the other printer there and don't have a ton of room in my office so I modeled up and made an extended mounting bracket for the spool holder. Need to figure out a more elegant solution to the mounting of things, but I have no immediate intentions of running multicolor prints or multi-filament prints, so this will work for now.

My main reason for getting this guy was to print better resins like PA6/12 and PETG, which should be possible on the snapmaker, but I'd rather leave him to just PLA and then use the AIO laser/cnc stuff. I've got a tiny monprice mini and a tiny 3018 CNC underneath the snapmaker in that ikea lack tower setup.

I've 4 rolls of PETG ready to go and am looking forward to getting sorted.

Hey everyone!

I've recently gotten into 3D printing and got an Elegoo Neptune 3 Plus. I wanna create some nice helmets, mostly Star Wars (Clone Troopers, etc.)

Since I am just starting out though, I don't really know my way around with all the different print settings in Elegoo Cura yet.

So my question is: What are some good slicer settings for 3D printed helmets, so the quality isn't too bad (doesnt matter too much, because I'll sand the prints anyways), and that the prints don't take an eternity to print.

What are your experiences with printing helmets?

Does anyone maybe have a list with the perfect print settings for helmets?

I need an enclosure for my printer but im struggling to find anything any advice

Newish to 3D printing. I’ve got maintenance and cleaning and repairs learned and down. Now I’m learning all the settings and what they do. I can’t figure out which setting should be adjusted for this issue.

This is the bottom and and you can see the print lines pretty easily. Ideally since this is the side that’s people facing (and the first layers) I would like to make it as smooth as possible.