try freecad, takes some getting used to, but lots of support
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try freecad, takes some getting used to, but lots of support
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I tried that a while ago, and whilst initially tough, once over that initial "hill" and you understand it, it's all good...Originally Posted by GB2017
Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.
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Try Rhino3D. I first used it when working as a boatbuilder, it's brilliant for drawing curved "organic" objects.
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Neil, I'm hoping you can advise me here. Paddy has requested a 'cooling fan for his JG Aurora A5 3D printer' for Christmas this year... I much prefer it when he asks for vehicle/shooting accessories, because I have at least some knowledge about those! Do you know if there are different types/qualities of cooling fan for the aforementioned 3D printer please? I'll never hear the last of it if I send him an inferior one! 🙉 🤯 🤣
Hope your neck's a bit better now. 🦒
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You only have one body to live in, look after it.
Never get out of the boat
I assume hes on about an extuder fan (hotend)?
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No idea, I've given you as much information as he gave me! I have asked him for more info, but he's yet to reply. He'll probably get back to us sometime next week.
You only have one body to live in, look after it.
Never get out of the boat
While I was looking for a fan, I saw this. Its a cooling shroud for his extruder. Printed it off in Carbon Fibre. The quality is great!!
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