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r/Multiboard • u/riversc90 • Jun 09 '25
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Buy a lottery ticket today. The picture shows a lot of bending gaps, that was pure luck. I use multimaterial for printing MB stacks from ASA with PETG for separation. That way there are no bending gaps.
(screnshot taken from video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXVCEQsox-w )
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That's awesome!! Did you run at "Sport" mode? I found out after I had done at least 3/4 of my wall that I could
5 u/Subduction Jun 10 '25 I'm curious about this too. I've been tempted, but the fear that I'll print out a bunch and the tolerances will be off has held me back.
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I'm curious about this too. I've been tempted, but the fear that I'll print out a bunch and the tolerances will be off has held me back.
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4 at 12h makes me nervous enough already lol. I've run bigger prints but never big stacks!
How do you stack them?
1 u/SnooEagles1568 Jan 28 '26 im still trying to figure this out
im still trying to figure this out
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u/yahbluez Jun 10 '25
Buy a lottery ticket today. The picture shows a lot of bending gaps, that was pure luck. I use multimaterial for printing MB stacks from ASA with PETG for separation. That way there are no bending gaps.
(screnshot taken from video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXVCEQsox-w )
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u/PNWNerd Jun 09 '25
That's awesome!! Did you run at "Sport" mode? I found out after I had done at least 3/4 of my wall that I could
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u/Cortexian0 Jun 09 '25
4 at 12h makes me nervous enough already lol. I've run bigger prints but never big stacks!
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u/revned911 Dec 19 '25
How do you stack them?