Checking in with my Ender3 pro

I used 7 perimeter walls so the entire outer wrench is all looped for max strength, 5 top and bottom layers, and 20% grid infill. Takes about 25 minutes to print in PETG. The one thing I have to keep doing is increase the XYZ axis sizes to 101.5% in the slicer. I think that's because PETG shrinks? I want things to friction fit in the hole of the metal wrench, but not too tight or loose. I'm not sure if that's because I'm printing at 242C or if my cooling is set too high (its only at 15%).

This isn't the first time I printed custom tools get get specific jobs done, although this gives me a lot of other ideas for the future.
 
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A friend of mine bought a second 5090 Gigabyte Aorus with a preinstalled water block. The PETG 22mm closed wrench leaves no scratch marks.
Also is just thin enough to not hit the back plate (right picture).
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MooCow said:
A friend of mine bought a second 5090 Gigabyte Aorus with a preinstalled water block. The PETG 22mm closed wrench leaves no scratch marks.
Also is just thin enough to not hit the back plate (right picture).
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I've been water-cooling since 04/05. I've always just used my fingers. Not once have I had a leak.

Neat though. And awesome build.
 
modi123 did you see my recent posts in the No Talking Allowed Here thread?

My 2nd most recent print (which for some reason printed at like 300%, and I
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didn't notice until it started.)
 
1_rick said:
@modi123 did you see my recent posts in the No Talking Allowed Here thread?
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No, I don't track that thread.

Was that the intended results or a botched setting?

Also kudos on finding such an interesting shade of... brown. haha
 
modi123 said:
No, I don't track that thread.

Was that the intended results or a botched setting?

Also kudos on finding such an interesting shade of... brown. haha
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I finally put the last green LED light in my car, so the reading lights match.

The filament is supposedly bronze, but the effect isn't great. This was just a test print before using that filament for something else.

I guess I took the picture upside down. it's a cat bread bag clip. the original is in multi colors, but i wasn't using the right printer.
 
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