3D Prints Not Sticking To Raft

I've printed more than 100kg of this material and shipped the 3D prints globally with zero defects, zero customer complaints, and zero returns. I only wish this would come in 8kg rolls rather than 2kg. This material also performs exceptionally when exposed to sunlight for extended periods. I've placed printed parts in direct sunlight for more than 6 months and experienced no degradation in color or flexibility.

Great overall 3D Printer. I was fortunate enough to get one of the updated versions with the newer extruder. Prints fast with high quality. Since it runs on Klipper there is a lot of things you can do with it. Access through the web GUI is nice to have. And saves time carrying prints back and forth with a USB stick.

We use them for the hardware for custom 3D prints for GoPro's. I'm glad they still offer them, as getting that hardware is difficult to comeby these days.

A really good 3d printer! The removable bed is so much easier to remove prints than my old finder! Remember you must first calibrate the extruder and then level the bed. I would do this twice! Also set the auto bed leveling on. After that it prints great!

I spent countless hours researching 3D printers. I wanted one that would provide good prints, without a lot of tweaking, so that I could introduce our grandkids to the world of 3D printing. I’m so glad I chose the Dremel Digilab 3D45! So far, the only “bad” print was due to user error when using the slicing software. All other prints have met or exceeded my expectations. Set up was really easy and I was printing within 20 minutes after opening the box.

Since entering the 3d print world I wanted to have some flexibility and ability to use a array of filaments including carbon fiber, and thought the quick cooling of the hyper pla would work for me. Test and prints came out looking great and the prints all feel hardend and sturdy, which is great for what I intend to print. Definitely gonna be my go to until I begin carbon fiber testing. Ohhh and as always B&H taking care of you with the high level service. Packaging was great and shipping was speedy. Bravo

I bought this same camera about a year ago, but due to either sand on a raft trip or rain it stopped working. I immediately ordered the same camera again. I like that I have a 600mm lens that does well when taking small or close ups as well as helping me get nice feather detail on birds. All without changing the lens. I also appreciate that when extended it is about the size of my Nikon with a 300mm lens. For most things I'm able to handhold the camera even when extended. Still learning about the many features, but would definitely recommend the Sony RX 10.

I'm so mean to this speaker and it keeps working. I've flipped a canoe, kayak, and a raft while playing music and it still works. I've have rolled it in a pile of mud and left it in the rain. It still works. I've dropped it on sharp rocks and have blasted hundreds of hours of music through it. It still works. I even tipped over a candle and it got covered in hot wax. IT STILL WORKS. Even if it took a crap on me right now, I'd buy the same one. My lifestyle demands a speaker that can endure abuse, but one that also sounds good. This is it right here.

I do a wilderness trip in Alaska every year. This year it rained every day. We were in a raft much of the time and I was rowing, which meant I already had a lot to think/worry about besides keeping the gear dry. This case is the first thing I bought in anticipation of next year's trip. The case is a bit heavy, but that is due to the rugged construction. This kind of a case is an absolute necessity, in my opinion, to protect such items as your camera and lenses, personal locater beacon and satellite phone. I'll have to figure a way to cut weight somewhere else.

Great value! I wouldn't expect to be able to submerge it completely but I kept my camera in it during a rafting trip down a river with lots of rapids and lots of water getting in the raft and my camera stayed perfectly dry even as the bag was floating in the water in the raft.