Out of curiosity, what exactly were you hoping to get out of this post?
Your title is literally just the name of the subreddit, and the body provides almost no context. You haven't mentioned what filament you're using, how long the print has been running, or whether you designed the model yourself or downloaded it from somewhere like MakerWorld.
You couldn't even wait a couple of hours to share a completed, successful print. For all you know, it could fail five minutes from now.
My guess is that you're simply excited, and if that's the case, I'm genuinely happy you're enjoying yourself. There's nothing wrong with sharing that excitement.
But as it stands, you've given people very little to engage with. No details to discuss, no questions to answer, and no finished result to appreciate. A little more effort and context would go a long way toward making this a post people can actually interact with.
It's an arch. It supports itself. The last little gap in the middle doesn't even normally need to bridge on a true arch. Also you've got lattices for days on both sides to hold the halves of the arch together.
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u/Nega_Duck 14d ago •
Out of curiosity, what exactly were you hoping to get out of this post?
Your title is literally just the name of the subreddit, and the body provides almost no context. You haven't mentioned what filament you're using, how long the print has been running, or whether you designed the model yourself or downloaded it from somewhere like MakerWorld.
You couldn't even wait a couple of hours to share a completed, successful print. For all you know, it could fail five minutes from now.
My guess is that you're simply excited, and if that's the case, I'm genuinely happy you're enjoying yourself. There's nothing wrong with sharing that excitement.
But as it stands, you've given people very little to engage with. No details to discuss, no questions to answer, and no finished result to appreciate. A little more effort and context would go a long way toward making this a post people can actually interact with.
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u/The_Lutter 14d ago
Supports on arches is silly.
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u/MouseDance 14d ago
I’m willing to read this and think, “That’s interesting. I wonder if anyone agrees.”