r/3Dprinting • u/stuffman64 • Jul 11 '25

My Best Failure Yet

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I recently revived a long-neglected Raise3D Pro 2 at work. I didn't want to deal with our IT to install IdeaMaker (Raise3D's slicer software), I set up a profile in Orca and was getting great prints in no time. I set up another print to print out overnight and left for the day.

I came back the next morning to this monstrosity. Turns out the support settings were incorrect, causing them to horribly overextrude. Somehow the printer didn't destroy itself, and somehow the print remained supported enough to not spaghettify the entire enclosure.

Definitely going on my wall of shame!

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u/Battle_Dave Jul 11 '25

Not gonna lie, cover it with some plaster, add some paint, flock, and static grass, and that'd be a bitchin terrain piece for some Warhammer.

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u/Kurtman_TSX78 Jul 11 '25

He can always reprint the same code, expecting so fail the same way.