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Fer da algos; reach and engagement. So you didn't sat but I believe it showed "pla+" on the filament type. Is that correct? Fer da 1st timers.

Yessir I meant to make a note but I'm hoping they see that in the drop down and if they aren't sure hopefully they ask.

Across the different filament companies, have you, or any of the other readers in the know, noticed which pla+ works the best? Or even on a scale of performance.

@rightsofrefusal Sunlu for the price and consistency, had less failed prints.

@rightsofrefusal Ah okay.

You lost me at the gl*ck

So I buy a slide, and barrel etc. I buy a trigger and lower parts kit. I print the grip/gun. What is the quality of the gun? How sturdy is this plastic? It can’t be nearly the quality or hardiness of a OEM or any number of aftermarket. Opinion? I’ll be 80% into the cost of a gun with a sun quality frame, no?

Where do you get the pins from

Great video, my ender 5 + has been giving me too many hiccups, about to upgrade. been looking at Bambu to be able to run several colors. ty

amazing website, didn't know about it 👍

So in its all plastic even the barrel? Wouldnt it melt after firing a few rounds?

If you are being watched a SD Card isn’t going to protect you, just more evidence :) good thing there’s nothing illegal about manufacturing for personal use. :o Depending on the state you are in. ;)

What printer do you use

If you'e prying eyes in your network, moving those files to card wont help you. The only time that would be one a point of concern for opsec is if the network connection leaves the home or office. However, you're already accessing that site and DLing the print file externally

Anyone who buys bambu is retarted. Especially for 2a stuff

Okay you Got Me

8 wall, 99% infill, lol

The more you know the less you need! 😉

JGAP (just got a printer) and are these settings good for other than gun printing?

Watch what happens on a hot summer day and you leave that frame in the car.

So would it technically be an 80% until it's broken up and ready to receive parts? Or like...a 110%

