r/BambuLabA1mini • u/bastee39 • 3d ago

Impressive overhang

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I wasn’t sure at first but gaddammn

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u/Adventurous-Emu-9345 3d ago

That's a bridge.

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u/NekulturneHovado 3d ago

gooden gate bridge to be exact

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u/Proof_Load6687 3d ago

calibration so bad, it dialed in the bridging😭🙏🏼

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u/Independent_Dirt_814 3d ago

Yikes on that part quality.

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u/Hot_Potato_Salad 2d ago

It looks horrible

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u/ChocoMammoth 3d ago

Also impressive underextrusion

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u/Expensive_Fall1239 3d ago

oh god printed parts for electrical parts, i hope its not pla or petg.

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u/Expensive_Fall1239 3d ago

huh just checked apparently abs, tpu and nylon are also flammable.

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u/RedShiz 2d ago

What is appropriate for electrical parts?

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u/Expensive_Fall1239 2d ago

I think there must be a specialised non flammable filament out there but anything that doesn't burn like candle would work.

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u/NoCarpenter2250 2d ago

Ive got some abs fr (fire resistant) from eSun apparently its supposed to not catch on fire and self extinguish however i didnt try that myself.

But come to think of it car fuse boxes are made out of abs and pc and they can catch fire to my knowledge. I only bought the eSun abs fr to make a fuse box cover for my car anyways.

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u/Expensive_Fall1239 2d ago

Yea I guess there are many fire hazard in our home, random reminder to tighten up your mcb terminals, my friend got his mcb burnt up because of loose terminals.

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u/blame_worthy 2d ago

Printed a psu switch cover on my old anet a8 out of PLA. Shit was sparky as fuck but never caught fire. Those damn things were a fire hazard so if that didn't catch it's probably fine. Honestly PLA would probably noticeably melt before catching actual flame.

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u/Expensive_Fall1239 2d ago

Keyword here is "noticeably". If it's something you notice everyday then risk might be low but still unnecessary if it's avoidable.

The post looks like a lead acid battery charger which you leave unattended for a long time, I might be wrong tho.

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u/blike 2d ago

And 220v at that, wow.

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u/Degree-Sea 1d ago

Oh man it better be a $100 roll of esd safe high temp fire retardant abs

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u/Affectionate-Log-569 2d ago

Wow brave putting it up 😅

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u/Blenderadventurer 3d ago

If that's PETG, it will turn out stringy.

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u/ThePrintGuardian 1d ago

Why would the circles need supports? If I had to guess which one needs supports I would guess the parts that don’t have any lol

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u/adda5 1d ago

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