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      The Official 3d Printing thread

      lifting is always a PITA, the only FDM printer I've used that didn't have instances where it lifted was a Fully enclosed Dimension 1200. I'm not completely sure what all you've tried, but the settings I've been most successful with are 240°/100° when it comes to ABS. Also something to try, Matt...
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      First Time Gun Owner

      Thanks for clarifying, it seems as though they seem to throw that term around loosely on the application pages versus consistently referring to it as a LTCH. Edit: I take that back^ as I'm wrong, their website only refers to it as a LTCH.
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      The Official 3d Printing thread

      Hey guys, new to guns and mentioned a 3D printed holster I'm currently working on in my intro which led me to here. I have hundreds possibly thousands of hours of printing experience with machines in the price range of my $300 rig all the way to $40,000 PolyJet printers, It's definitely one of...
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      First Time Gun Owner

      Thanks guys, also I was under the assumption that CC was an acronym for Concealed Carry and that what I intended to say. Thanks for the link to the 3D printing thread! Ill upload a picture of the holster 3D model upon completion and then finished pictures of the holster.
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      First Time Gun Owner

      Hey guys, hope everyone is doing well. A little about myself, I'm 23 and have been a working as an engineer for about 2 years now. I spent a lot of my career designing aftermarket automotive parts specifically with sheet metal/tubing creating suspension and roll cages, and now I'm working for a...
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