I’d say they are about 3” X 4”?The trays look great, I can't build them that quick.
What size are the trays and what is the purpose of the build up on the corners?
The corner bits are so they stack

I’d say they are about 3” X 4”?The trays look great, I can't build them that quick.
What size are the trays and what is the purpose of the build up on the corners?
Or tapsNice fit for endmills.
Now that you're doing multicolor, checkout Hueforge.Tried multi colour printing this morning.
Definitely need to learn more about this process.
As an aside, this was designed at 20 mm X 20mm.
Came out at 19.94mm X 19.94 which is pretty impressive.
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As an aside, this was designed at 20 mm X 20mm.
Came out at 19.94mm X 19.94 which is pretty impressive.
I can scale any axis in the slicer by as little as .01% so it's definitely possible to hit pretty tight tolerances. Just takes trial and error.The same double value makes me think 20.00x20.00 is possible. Do those things have a scale factor?
Or is this just temperature or something similar? Or is it maybe just the layer increments? Or am I just noticing something that isn't there......
I printed a 1 2 3 block. Came out within .002. Changes with the shop temp +-.005 so not for machining but really useful for woodworking.I can scale any axis in the slicer by as little as .01% so it's definitely possible to hit pretty tight tolerances. Just takes trial and error.
That's a good idea!I printed a 1 2 3 block. Came out within .002. Changes with the shop temp +-.005 so not for machining but really useful for woodworking.
Glad it’s working out for you.Its been a almost 2 weeks, and so far I'm satisfied with the Kobra S1 combo. I think I half qualify as a complete amateur as the last 3D printing I did was back in 2020 and things seem to have changed a fair bit since. My biggest complaint is the lack of tutorial / documentation / etc. by Anycubic and an unintuitive interface.
Searching random Youtube videos to help you figure things out doesn't seem right and is probably where Bambu Labs are more refined.
Here's an example I'm talking about and you can call me stupid but it took far too long (days!) to figure out how to define / tell the printer what filament to use (only tried a few times a day..). Here's a screen snip of the slicer software. Shows 4 filaments, but my clicking on them / editing them didn't bring up any means of telling the printer which one to use.
Turns out that the little line below where it says Process and shows Global in blue and Objects in grey is where you find the secret selector. Click on Objects and the ability to select filament for the Object being printed is found there.
Maybe I'm getting old and my VCR programming days are behind me but this is definitely an area that can be improved for user interface. That and the whole needing to force it to use 2.4GHz to connect to wifi... and I haven't figured out cloud printing yet (maybe a good thing?) which is mutually exclusive to having it working on the LAN...
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On the Bambu you just right click on the printed piece and a menu pops up allowing you to select the filament.Its been a almost 2 weeks, and so far I'm satisfied with the Kobra S1 combo. I think I half qualify as a complete amateur as the last 3D printing I did was back in 2020 and things seem to have changed a fair bit since. My biggest complaint is the lack of tutorial / documentation / etc. by Anycubic and an unintuitive interface.
Searching random Youtube videos to help you figure things out doesn't seem right and is probably where Bambu Labs are more refined.
Here's an example I'm talking about and you can call me stupid but it took far too long (days!) to figure out how to define / tell the printer what filament to use (only tried a few times a day..). Here's a screen snip of the slicer software. Shows 4 filaments, but my clicking on them / editing them didn't bring up any means of telling the printer which one to use.
Turns out that the little line below where it says Process and shows Global in blue and Objects in grey is where you find the secret selector. Click on Objects and the ability to select filament for the Object being printed is found there.
Maybe I'm getting old and my VCR programming days are behind me but this is definitely an area that can be improved for user interface. That and the whole needing to force it to use 2.4GHz to connect to wifi... and I haven't figured out cloud printing yet (maybe a good thing?) which is mutually exclusive to having it working on the LAN...
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