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Spending the better part of the day assembling SCREENMOUNT. We ended up making 55 universal, 60 Samsung T9, 71 samsung T7 and a handful of t7 shields.

The universal is particularly hard to make as it involves so many steps. Anti slip pad. Strap. Magnet. Packing.

The good thing about this, is good convo’s with my wonderful mom!

Pick one up on the website🫶🏻

SCREENMOUNT is my 3d printed product that creates a magnetic bond between your workstation. Its super simple to use, but fairly intense to pack. This video shows the steps. But it doesnt involve the steps needed for assembly 😂. Even more tedious. Enjoy

comment ‘gcode’ to get the file and written tutorial. yesterday i posted a video explaining how this g-code (along with ALL possible calibrations) fixed my issue. so hereby a video briefly explaining how it works. enjoy!

-cf

I finally managed to fix the most annoying 3d printer issues. Clogging.

the ideal companion for people owning tons of different ssds. a simple design with powerful features. let me explain.

the mount comes with a tpu printed strap, which is extremely vigilant and stretchy, silicone pads for ssds like the t7 that dont have a rubber jacket, and a built in magnet.

simply stick the spaceblack, 1mm thick metal ring to any surface and you’re golden. simple but oh so effective.

oh and you can make smileys with the packing. also a bonus.

a 3d printing business can be a pain in the butt.

so the weird thing is, humidity was at 12% which is actually fine for printing. but the nozzle was completely clogged and the CF filament had been eating itself all night. i run a small farm of these printers and 2 of them were fine, the rest were toast. same room, same conditions, same filament. no idea why.

so i pulled the whole nozzle apart, cleaned every piece, did a cold pull to drag the muck out, recalibrated the printer from scratch, ran a flow dynamic calibration, basically the full reset. still wasn’t enough. CF filament is way more abrasive and clogs way faster than normal stuff, so the nozzle just keeps gunking up mid print.
ended up finding some custom g-code on reddit that tells the printer to wipe the nozzle automatically every 10 or 15 layers. loaded it in, hit print, walked away.
came back to a clean print.

anyone else running CF filament with a similar issue? curious what your setup looks like.

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here we go.

ive been planning on getting into creating some content around what I do with crap for so long. so here we go. step one.

It;s hard af because i generally dont like to shoot from the phone, as i prefer nice quality. that said, its a good trial for me to focus more on whats being said. story first.