[For Sale]HoolyHoo's AIO bracket for Kite's Circuit Sword Board

[PIXeL_92]

****INTERNATIONAL ORDERS (NON US) ONLY****

Hey all,

Just a quick update, as @hoolyhoo has said, I am doing is orders for anything that isn't in the US, over the last week I have been moving house and getting set up in the new place, so it meant orders had been a bit longer then I would have liked.

I have now moved in and I managed to get roughly 80% of the orders out with brackets I have already printed before the move, these went out a couple of days ago. The 20% that haven't gone or any new orders I am just setting up my printers again ready to print (I am hoping they should be up and callibrated by tomorrow afternoon.)

Once printed I will get them sent out to you all, sorry for the delay and I hope it hasn't caused any issues.

Looking forward to seeing all the new builds you guys are going to be posting on the forums.

Regards

[tyler335]

@HoolyHoo

What type of 3D modeling software do you use? I'm just interested in learning how to 3D model for 3D printing.

The only CAD knowledge I have is 2D design in autocad mechanical.

[HoolyHoo]

@HoolyHoo

What type of 3D modeling software do you use? I'm just interested in learning how to 3D model for 3D printing.

The only CAD knowledge I have is 2D design in autocad mechanical.

I use fusion 360. It's free for tinkerers and relatively easy to learn.

[Valadone]

Hello there,

Can anyone tell me how long it takes to print the parts with the 2 holes for the buttons ?
Just to know if i need to stay near the 3d printer in the association where i go.

Thanks

[HoolyHoo]

Hello there,

Can anyone tell me how long it takes to print the parts with the 2 holes for the buttons ?
Just to know if i need to stay near the 3d printer in the association where i go.

Thanks

Depends on your printer settings. On mine it takes a little over an hour but I get a very clean print.

[Valadone]

Hello there,

Can anyone tell me how long it takes to print the parts with the 2 holes for the buttons ?
Just to know if i need to stay near the 3d printer in the association where i go.

Thanks

Depends on your printer settings. On mine it takes a little over an hour but I get a very clean print.

KK thanks for the information

[tyler335]

Hello there,

Can anyone tell me how long it takes to print the parts with the 2 holes for the buttons ?
Just to know if i need to stay near the 3d printer in the association where i go.

Thanks

Depends on your printer settings. On mine it takes a little over an hour but I get a very clean print.

@HoolyHoo
What type of 3D printer do you have?

[HoolyHoo]

Hello there,

Can anyone tell me how long it takes to print the parts with the 2 holes for the buttons ?
Just to know if i need to stay near the 3d printer in the association where i go.

Thanks

Depends on your printer settings. On mine it takes a little over an hour but I get a very clean print.

@HoolyHoo
What type of 3D printer do you have?

It's a sub $200 i3 clone that I've modded with auto bed leveling and other enhancements and tweaks to get it working at a very respectable level. It didn't come without a learning curve but I couldn't ask for more to what I paid for it.

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Depends on your printer settings. On mine it takes a little over an hour but I get a very clean print.

@HoolyHoo
What type of 3D printer do you have?

It's a sub $200 i3 clone that I've modded with auto bed leveling and other enhancements and tweaks to get it working at a very respectable level. It didn't come without a learning curve but I couldn't ask for more to what I paid for it.

Do you have any more specific information on your printer? I was very impressed with the quality of the print, and I am considering getting an inexpensive printer myself.

[HoolyHoo]

@HoolyHoo
What type of 3D printer do you have?

It's a sub $200 i3 clone that I've modded with auto bed leveling and other enhancements and tweaks to get it working at a very respectable level. It didn't come without a learning curve but I couldn't ask for more to what I paid for it.

Do you have any more specific information on your printer? I was very impressed with the quality of the print, and I am considering getting an inexpensive printer myself.

The name brand is Malyan M150. I bought it through hobbyking.com. Price now is around $300 but they run specials all the time. Keep an eye on it. They had it on Black Friday for $159. Crazy. It has an all metal frame which is nice and sturdy unlike lots of other i3 clones which are made from acrylic. Also comes basically assembled, not a kit, which is nice. Like I said, I made lots of tweaks to get it working at that level. If you want something that doesn't need tinkering, then get a real Prusa i3 but be prepared to pay 4 times as much. If you like learning the ins and outs of 3D printers then this printer is a great value with just a little tweaking. The good thing is parts are readily available if anything goes wrong.