One thing to add. I found that with the bottle cutter setup shown in the video, use lefthanded scissors for the starting cut. No, the scissors are not just for lefthanded people. You will see the blades are on opposite sides. I found with cutting the starting strip, the lefthanded scissors made a cleaner cut because of the angle of cutting. If the righthanded scissors work for you, great....but if you find your starting cut is jagged, try the lefthanded.
You're either running the constant cooling fan on the heatsink, which we don't want -it can mess with heating temps. or...Your thermistor is temperamental, which they can be very sensitive. Maybe release the screw a lil or make sure there is no break in the wire.
This one can usually be found at DollarTree in the US - Tool Bench Hardware Magnetic Pickup Tools, 7.5x2 in. - Currently not online and I'm working on finding alternatives.
what is the heating element? i guess u scrapped the 3d printer its from the 3d printer? ... i feel like this could be made waaaay simpler, like, it just need a switch to power the motor and maybe a potentiometer, the computer is overkill, but i suppose u did with what u had and know
PET Pultrusion can be done in many styles. Recreator3D's main goal is to save 3D printers from becoming eWaste by using them to make filament! Check out petpultrudersunited.com/ for other varying styles like you mention.
hello, how are you doing pulling to one side, I can't program it to rotate to one side evenly, can you help. if I can't make it, I will buy this device from you.
Seaming takes practice and time - among getting it down correctly in order to run through your printer without issues. I personally use a filament runout sensor for my own pulls and works a charm among what I've used it to print with.
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One thing to add. I found that with the bottle cutter setup shown in the video, use lefthanded scissors for the starting cut. No, the scissors are not just for lefthanded people. You will see the blades are on opposite sides. I found with cutting the starting strip, the lefthanded scissors made a cleaner cut because of the angle of cutting. If the righthanded scissors work for you, great....but if you find your starting cut is jagged, try the lefthanded.
Great - I would like to print all the parts, what are the settings? Is 2 perimeters and 10% cubic infill enough?
Please Josh why does my recreator make a weird sound whenever it gets over 40 degree ? It says it’s an E1 error
You're either running the constant cooling fan on the heatsink, which we don't want -it can mess with heating temps.
or...Your thermistor is temperamental, which they can be very sensitive. Maybe release the screw a lil or make sure there is no break in the wire.
Where did you get that antenna??? Great idea
This one can usually be found at DollarTree in the US - Tool Bench Hardware Magnetic Pickup Tools, 7.5x2 in. - Currently not online and I'm working on finding alternatives.
@@JRT3D thank You 🙏
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@@JRT3D Josh. Thank you. Did you remove the orange part?
Yes@@bruceyoung1343
Nice Vid Josh!
Hope it helps! Happy Recreating!
Awesome
Thanks!
Hi. Where can I get this machine. I am based in South Africa
DIY @ recreator3d.com/
what is the heating element? i guess u scrapped the 3d printer its from the 3d printer? ... i feel like this could be made waaaay simpler, like, it just need a switch to power the motor and maybe a potentiometer, the computer is overkill, but i suppose u did with what u had and know
towards me making heating element : th-cam.com/video/IMkZDSVdQsQ/w-d-xo.html
PET Pultrusion can be done in many styles. Recreator3D's main goal is to save 3D printers from becoming eWaste by using them to make filament!
Check out petpultrudersunited.com/ for other varying styles like you mention.
hello, how are you doing pulling to one side, I can't program it to rotate to one side evenly, can you help. if I can't make it, I will buy this device from you.
The gCode is located in the SD card folder of the MK5 Drive Link found at recreator3d.com
i had to shelf my setup, I can never take the filament I create to put them together for a large spool
Have you tried using a small track of PTFE tube and some heat joining both sides? I might create a video doing that as soon as I finish my setup.
Seaming takes practice and time - among getting it down correctly in order to run through your printer without issues. I personally use a filament runout sensor for my own pulls and works a charm among what I've used it to print with.
@@JRT3D would you perhaps make a video explaining your process for producing a large spool of filament with this machine?
Hi, How can I get the Gcode?
recreator3d.com/