Sick as a dog, changed medications to another one that doesn't fuck up my liver and kidneys (as much), so 0 interest or energy to do anything untill my bodies accepts it (couple a weeks to 6 months max before it accepts it according to the paperwork. Also, jamming a autoinjector into myself is...interesting). So, printer goes BRRRR.
I bought some STL's from Multiverse who is quickly becoming my favourite creator. Currently on the plate is the tower for the Turbolaser, scaled down to 15mm, the turret is already finished. As is the Admin tower (on the right in the pic) and a free STL of a Repulsor cargo skiff, also scaled down to 15mm.
When printing single part large items it gets a tad close to the plank that sores the dryers and spare filament, but such big prints are going to be exceptions. I've noticed I'm not having the best sleep due to all the varied and non repetetive noise it makes. If I ever get a new kitchen (somewhere in the next 5 years I think) I'll move the freezer out of the understairs cabinet and put the printer in there.
Comparing the set I bought from a friend to the print of the Imperial Hab unit, and it works just fine. Again scaled down to 15mm.
Imperial Administrative Tower scaled down to 15mm, I need to make a blob with antenna's and a magnet ...using the originals scaled down isn't going to work, only 2 layers this will snap instantly.
A not Tatooine set of walls, again in 15mm
Cargo skiffs in 15mm x 3. Will make good scatter, need to find some stuff to put in the back and a tarp over it.And why the hell not, print one in 28mm. Same idea, bigger scale.For some reason I can't get the half round imperial roofs to print properly, the top part keeps getting small openings so I need to look at my printer settings for that. The flat ones print off fine so that is what I will use for now.
Everything is now being printed at 0.08 layer beight after being scaled down to 53.6% of the original size.
There will be more in 15mm and maybe a few in 28mm as well.