What have you 3D printed?

[CaseyJ]

I have one that I’m working on designing. I already posted one for the front cupholders on makerworld.

https://makerworld.com/models/2214605?appSharePlatform=copy

 

[Father of One]

Designed and printed these angled surface mount speaker adapters for my camper. One is in ASA, the other ASA-CF, both from Atomic Filament. These were done on a K2 Plus modded with MicroSwiss hot end and DXC2 extruder.

 

[CaseyJ]

I e been looking at the K2 plus, my buddy just got one. I thought the DXC was only needed on the K1? Did you lose the runout sensor like on the K1?
I wish Bambu made a bigger bed, I honestly need all 350x350 for an upcoming project. I just keep telling myself to just find the time to finish the Mercury One.1 and do the hydra bed mod and be closer to 400x3

 

[Father of One]

I e been looking at the K2 plus, my buddy just got one. I thought the DXC was only needed on the K1? Did you lose the runout sensor like on the K1?
I wish Bambu made a bigger bed, I honestly need all 350x350 for an upcoming project. I just keep telling myself to just find the time to finish the Mercury One.1 and do the hydra bed mod and be closer to 400x3

They released one for the K2P recently, it’s the DXC2. It keeps the runout sensor. The cutter it comes with sucks so I use a stock blade. This one helps with TPU as you can adjust the tension. There are mods for the stock extruder to do this too but mine failed so i upgraded. Also the cover snaps on with magnets so it’s easy to clear clogs. It does have a design flaw in my opinion in that it actually reduces top clearance to the frame of the machine so when I zero the Y-Axis it snaps filament like PPA-CF. The bend radius is too tight. A riser does not help because it’s contacting the actual frame of the machine. However, it pushes ASA like nobodies business, so this machine will primarily just do that. I like the machine but it does require some tinkering to dial it in.