Making My M3 3D Printer Vent Hood
🕑 Added 2019-08-08 21:53:25 +0000 UTCYou want Time Lapse - YOU GOT TIME LAPSE! A quick little video that spans about a week of my putting together a specially designed vent hood for my new Makegear M3 3D printer. Enjoy!
Comments
Aaron the Tinkerer
Hey Fran, I know all too well the pain you mentioned with wireless. If you'd like, I'd be willing to donate some enterprise WiFi hardware to the lab, as well as the expertise to configure it. It sucks when everyone around is blasting radios at full power when they don't need to be, but I've had success in managing networks in that kind of environment.
When you are going to modify it so that the it can extend the carrier all the way. If I were you I’d center tap the sloping sides in the front and cut the new piece to extend the case in the matching angle and glue it with center taps. :) It will be very strong and you don’t have to make a new box.
Fran Blanche
It seems to me that the only reason printer manufacturers do not offer vent hood kits is simply that to do so would be an admission that the practice itself is inherently unsafe. Like putting seat belts in cars.
Fran Blanche
Even with the respirator the fumes from that glue are DEADLY sick! Unlike the great smelling (and toxic) model glue of my youth.
Fran Blanche
Yes - a new acrylic cover is in the works and I hope to get that together this week.
Fran Blanche
Not precise enough, as I got the depth wrong... but that will be remedied soon in another video.
Fran Blanche
I must say, I've been spoiled since using the square drive screws.
Chuck Sembroski
Another very professional build. Awesome! I've always been afraid of printing ABS because of the fumes and lack of temperature control.
Nice! I'd just make a huge mess with that glue...
veritanuda
Hehe. great work.. Love your attention to detail. Of course hope too there will be another video on how you solve the DOH! factor. I personally have a few ideas in mind but I am eager to see what you come up with. Thanks for sharing.
Robert Dicken
Very precise, an inspiration.
It was good to see some great Canadian Roberson screws in the project.
AESFTW
Nice work Fran!