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Anyone tried the Creality CR-10 3D printer?

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  • NeverDieN NeverDie

    I also printed a Benchie in translucent PLA at 0.1mm layer height using the volcano, and it came out very smooth:
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    So, overall, it has pretty good dynamic range.

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    @neverdie That has got to be one of the smoothest benchies I've seen.

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    • dbemowskD dbemowsk

      @neverdie If you have an E3D V6, then you are running a J-Head.
      Not sure exactly why they call it a J-Head as it looks nothing like a J shape...

      I assume you just swapped out the heat block? The Volcanos are like a standard heat block only stood on end.

      https://www.amazon.com/J-head-Hotend-Filament-Extruder-Printer/dp/B010MSTVZO

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      @dbemowsk said in Anyone tried the Creality CR-10 3D printer?:

      I assume you just swapped out the heat block?

      Yes, that and using the longer nozzle that matches it.

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        @neverdie That has got to be one of the smoothest benchies I've seen.

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        @dbemowsk it has to be with a 0.1mm layer height 😁

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          #104

          Thought I'd share a couple cool things I've learned recently.

          One is that meshmixer offers treelike supports, which is pretty cool, and it's free:
          alt text
          You can import your model and just add the supports without using the rest of meshmixer, if that's all you want. That's how I plan to use it.

          The other is that if you want to print faster, but with good print quality, you should definitely look into linear advance.
          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5jjwBqARpo&t=255s

          Anyone else learned anything cool lately?

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