3D Printing is completed!
So I thought.....
Once I had everything printed I laid it all out and thought I had everything printed. Somewhere along the road I should have printed out a lot more parts so once I started finally assembling the unit and noticed this I had to get them printed.
So the grand totals for the printed parts are as follows.
Total Print time: 404hrs 34min
Total amount of Filament used: 1,041,084mm
Total Prints Completed: 43
On this one I Wasn't really happy with the result of CPU on the unit will probably print out another later on. First time using a .8mm nozzle on my printer.
I managed to get a hole in the nozzle of my .4mm and had to finish up the last of my prints was lucky and had a friend that I gave my old printer too same model I replaced it with and I knew he had some extra nozzles but no .4mm so I decided to give the .8mm a go.
Above is the .4mm with the mystery hole in it just down on the right a few mm. Not sure how it happened I sanded it to make it more visible to see. It was never damaged by my printer leveling or hit at random so maybe just a dud.
I certainly need to tweak my settings a bit I did however get a few things to print silky smooth with the .8mm but think that was just a fluke
I had to print the GPIO Into 4 parts and after a failed attempt finally managed to get them printed. Mind you when this was taken I was 100% unsure of how I was going to get the GPIO to actually work but I knew I wanted minimum the GPIO to be working by the time I completed the project and working great. Will discuss that more in the next post while putting it together.
Here is a few more photos of the printed parts and hope your enjoying my adventure so far.
See you in the next Blog post.