If you don’t want to have to think, Hey Gears and their walled garden of printers and resin is what you’re looking for. Their printer, their slicer, and their resin. But you don’t have to (and can’t) mess with settings. And any failures are on their customer service to troubleshoot.

We’re a shit country run by psychopath billionaires and morons and so countries are outright boycotting all US companies.

Yeah, he could nail Mudd as long as he doesn’t share a scene with Pegg.

The cheapest and easiest trend to be the Brewers bands. People wrap them around their resin vats.

https://youtu.be/IHA4aUJdG80

https://youtu.be/bQmmGj6gMdk

I built the one in the second video but there weren’t as many out of the box solutions back then.

I’m assuming you don’t mean 50C. This is your problem. You need to buy or build a heating solution for your printer. There are many commercial products available. You need a temperature 75F or higher for resins before you print. Some print best at 80F+.

Once you get the temperature taken care of 6 seconds will likely be too high of an exposure time for a monochrome LCD printer.

You haven’t given us any settings to evaluate. The test you are using seems overkill.

https://www.tableflipfoundry.com/3d-printing/the-cones-of-calibration-v3/

Yes but only the racist parts. They don’t want to repeat the great depression, but are going to because they didn’t actually learn about history.

Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it.

Jam or clog. Time to back the filament out and disassemble your extruder to service it.

Other phone OSes allow more freedom of choice.

I think autocorrect got OP. There’s a device called a “FlippyDrive” that allows you to run games off an SD card. https://www.crowdsupply.com/team-offbroadway/flippydrive

So when we say the American public has the memory of a goldfish, we’re actually insulting the goldfish.

Old Ender 3s and the like work just fine with PETG. Not sure where you got the impression they don’t.

There’s nothing special about printing PETG that requires a big change over PLA. Printers have been hitting those temps since the rep rap days.

PETG works fine in the dishwasher and works on any standard printer.

Would you give a 3D printed toy to a human baby? Dogs are like small children, they rely on us for a lot and we’re responsible for their safety. I think an overabundance of caution about any homemade toy is a good place to start.

My biggest concern would be it breaking apart in unpredictable ways so that something gets lodged in an esophagus or worse in the digestive system. If you can’t monitor your dog 100% of the time they have it, then I would not consider printing a toy.

While TPU is used for dog toys, it’s also certainly injection molded. There are no layer lines and no unknown additives in the plastic that is used. 3D printing filaments have no standard of composition or disclosure of what is actually in a roll of filament. The materials used for dog toys from reputable companies are tested for safety.

Yeah, because the people hiring them are stupid.

There are, but they work directly for criminal organizations. They don’t go hiring themselves out to strangers like morons.

Yeah there’s personal tunnel vision for you. I’m lucky that my line of work is not the type that would enrage someone to violence so that didn’t occur to me. I’m going to assume your wife is helping people in a way that crazies don’t like. Please don’t shatter the illusion if it’s because her work hurts people.

I don’t put stickers on my cars typically. But man is this paranoid to the extreme. Unless you’re driving an expensive car it’s unlikely it would make you a target for anything other than road rage.

Also your spouse may be entitled to a portion of your payout.