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@@AnnkurKumar Resin 3D printing work by using a light source, like a laser, projector, or UV light, to turn different types of resin 3D printing grade into hard plastic

@@emiletutoriel 2mm is just the limit of the ducts that lead the filament to the hotend so if your hotend is allmetall it will probably clog, if your hotend is PTFE up to the nozzle it will probably pass without clogging

@@emiletutoriel Of course, it can't be any other way. The filament is hollow and the air occupies that hollow because it is not hermetically sealed at any time, this is not a problem, the filament made in this way is not intended to be perfectly solid and easily overcome by increasing the flow in proportion

​@@function3D thanks

@@fyndssdev This printer is the sunlu T3, and currently I no longer have it, if you really mean the Kobra neo of October 2022, I still have it but it is very outdated with respect to more current printers

@@function3D ah that is sad to hear, just got a quick question, how did you set up your Kobra Neo to accept pet filament, cause mine refuses to intake the diy PET filament i made

@@fyndssdev I haven't used the Kobra Neo for a long time, not even with PET, once I used it a lot with PET, but when I had other more reliable alternatives I stopped using it, this printer melts PET at 235°C, it doesn't need more and you have to go very slowly 30mm/s, my filaments require 120% flow or less so it is important that the filament is as solid as possible, the only modification I made is to put klipper but this is not relevant for printing PET, keep in mind that this printer has a PTFE tube in contact with the nozzle so make sure it is in good condition and tight against the nozzle

@@robertschrauder7537 Give me a few hours to design it again since I can't find it

@@function3D thanks a lot I appreciate it

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@@function3D it looks very similar, in the video the lines went in the other direction. still really good, thanks!

@@robertschrauder7537 mirror it

@@michawasiljew6620 PET from PET plastic bottles

@@function3D impressive, quality like a standard pet filament

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@@user-xt7ol4xk3v The width of the cut depends on the thickness of the bottle wall, as a general rule: Thickness Width 0.2mm 10mm 0.25mm 9mm 0.3mm 8mm 0.35mm 7mm. function3d.xyz/en/faqs/

@@function3D Thank you, this will really help me. Also, I really like your videos. I'm 14 years old, so I'm just learning these.

@@function3D So 1.75, how long do I need to cut it to make normal filament?

@@function3D OK, I understand now, thank you for your help.

@@user-jr1nh3qi3b The temperature at which your printer melts PET

@@function3D how many degrees Celsius?

@@user-jr1nh3qi3b As many as your printer needs to melt PET, according to wikipedia PET melts at 255°C.

@@function3D ok thanks man

@@lukeItsAmeMArio I can't

@@EpicEruptor13 I would love to help you but I don't understand what you are saying

@@function3D I started a cube test print and it would start as normal but it would put filament out only 60% of the time and also sorta like stringing but it's the whole inside

@@EpicEruptor13 I still don't know what you need

@@function3D when printing it leaves tiny chunks when printing causing the whole thing to either mess up or semi come off the plate

@@EpicEruptor13 Repair your printer, your printer needs to be serviced and/or repaired

I have built more than 60 machines and this has never happened, I have no idea what is wrong with your build, maybe your initial assumption is wrong and you need to check it

@@function3D In theory, could the temperature be displayed incorrectly?

@@user-lm5xk7ph7p If the plastic melts or boils at 150°C, you have not done things right.

@@function3D I spent half a year on the assembly and I am extremely grateful that you are answering me! Can I send you a photo of the plastic?

@@user-lm5xk7ph7p what plastic?

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@@arktoriusmaximusIV I have built and sold to date 55 machines, all of them with recycled bottles, between the machines and other things I will have manufactured and printed more than 25kg of bottle filament

@@anthonyfigueroa2395 www.printables.com/model/768657-petalot-pet-filament-machine

@@WatchmanNz I don't buy bottles, I have been buying water for drinking and cooking for more than 20 years, only the last three years converting them into filament

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@@AntsInTheMeadow function3d.xyz/faqs/?Display_FAQ=267

Everything I print in this video is printed in vase mode, the stems too, the speed should be slow to give time to the material to cool down, I prefer slow to cool down little by little than cooling with the layer fan because the layer adherence decreases considerably with ventilation, the maximum speed I have configured is 3.5mm3/s but being slow layers the speed is even lower, in this printer the PET melts at 252°C

@@function3D thank you very much!

@@michawasiljew6620 Generally the resin is painted so it does not matter the color so a neutral color and then a white or black base is best

@@function3D I always thought resin printer it’s a printer to print small parts in different colours and put them together.

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@@DJANGELOCAMPOS sigue los links de la descripción de www.printables.com/model/768657-petalot-pet-filament-machine