Print the above tolerance test, follow the calibration help page for that print, after that test+adjust for shrinkage, which should be consistent throughout the print, and will be adjusted by a flat % across the entire stl
PhilMeGroin
joined 2 months ago
Many commercial 5.56 ak's have had issues due to manufacturers using 5.45 carriers/barrels. Very few combos of 5.56 parts exist with good function and accuracy. Carriers are not interchangeable between many variables (manufacturer/generation/factory) due to bolt lug dimensions/headspacing complications during break in/parts lapping. If you want a 5.56 ak, dyor and buy one, or a parts kit of one if you're intent on printing the receiver. Of note, most trunnions for both are indeed 23mm journals (ak-101 etc)
I got bambu parts for mine, eventually I'd like a resistance modded black diamond hotend. Satin just gives a smooth effect on the surface that's appealing for some parts, cfx is the grippiest shit I've ever seen with nylons so I use it for precarious angles or no warp allowed situations. I've taken to tree support cradle printing as well, so I smear some vision miner on the cfx to extra insurance. Pretty certain it's just pva glue suspended in IPA
P1S for me: all I did was swap to a hardened steel nozzle+gears, installed voxelpla detached motion feet instead of the solid rubber pads, switched to lan mode, and got a couple build plates from darkmoon(satin/cfx). I have a separate hs nozzle I wired a 33ohm resistor in-line to up nozzle temps as well, just haven't installed it yet. I print from a polydryer with the printed 5% air exchanger mod+mesh plastic upgraded to SS window screen on the dryer, so I cant speak for the ams/2. Fiberon pa6/pet/pps
Whose the captain?