Would i need to recalibrate the filament though for a 0.6mm? I have enough to redo the handguard with maybe 20g left on the spool.

If it fails again in just saying screw it and going to do a 2 tone build lol. Sucks that ive wasted a good 1/3rd of a roll of the filament due to the clogs.

What’s the “brace”?

What is the thickness of the SCS bolt rim part? I only see the extractor listed at 2.5mm and the reinforced bolt face listed at 1.5mm. The bolt rim file isn’t mentioned in the guide.

Although RTB is $3 cheaper on the LPK, KTM has a lot of really cheap parts you can add on, like a 10 pack of gas rings for $5.

Another 2 great site to look at for larger purchases is battlehawkarmory and lanbosarmory. They don’t always have the cheapest price on smaller items but when looking for uppers, lowers, LAMs, optics, lights, etc… I’ve personally saved hundreds over the years with them.

Just checked and KMTactical seems to have the lowest price im finding. $28.99 complete LPK minus grip, shipping is $7.95

Edit: Right to Bear is actually $3 cheaper with their BLACK25 code

I have my printer in my bedroom so I’ve been trying to stay away from ABS and other filaments that aren’t as safe to be breathing in. I plan to make a fume extractor though. How does their ABS compare to other brands?

Yeah my bad, it’s 210/250F or 100/120C depending on annealing method.

I was recommended it by another user and im glad they did, for the price its a great filament that has quite a bit of use cases. When annealed it can withstand 210-250F and per grok with 10 walls, 10 top/bottom layers, and 100% infill it should withstand 1-2 meter drops on hard surfaces with only scuffs. I’ll be testing that part out when I design some Gen 1 NV housings. The common con I hear about this filament is that its brittle but it seems to have some serious strength so time will tell. One more upside is its low moisture absorption.

Is it compatible with a Mac 10 .45 upper? I’ve only seen the ones using Mac 11/9 uppers chambered in 9mm as the uppers are longer and slimmer.

Interested in what AI models you would recommend for local hosting.

I just got a P1S, and while calibrating filaments, I decided to try 300blkFDE’s settings with my filament profile for Overture PLA Pro. It prints slow, but the results are fantastic, beautiful surface finish, and strong layer adhesion. It may not be necessary to slow PLA down so much, but for something I want to be strong in PLA, I’ll take the added print hours.

From the califlower test, I had a -0.1% skew. Fixed that and adjusted for shrinkage. Just printed another flashider, and it’s much better now. Tight initially, but once worked back and forth, it threads on well. I imagine a tight fit is better than a loose fit.

I haven’t tested tolerance yet. I’ll be printing a cauliflower when I get home. I downloaded the file, so idk what tolerance they had baked into it or if it was a true 1/2×28 thread modeled in.

Unfortunately, the released Beta files still only support Gen 3 at the moment. I was looking into it for a Gen 4 slide, but no dice as of yet.

It’s at 25.5mm/s

https://discord.gg/kFtbJjsh3

So reddit is dead, GAFS is going to need a new platform. Would it be possible to get them to migrate over here?

Appreciate the info, im on the latest version of Orca, just waiting for the buffer to come in so that I can use my AMS.

I bought the combo, and for whatever reason, Bambu shipped the printer, AMS, and additional parts I ordered as 3 separate shipments.

That’s what I was worried about. It’s on 1.6 out of the box, but im seeing that in order to use my AMS 2 Pro that it needs 1.8. Will Orca not work on LAN? I dont really feel like I need nor want everything I do going through Bambu services.