Ergo Bowl – For Bambu Lab A1 Purged material
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Introduction
Introducing a reservoir system that not only captures wastes from the extrusion process, purges "poops", calibration, all the sub-products that do not make your part, effectively but also boasts a visually appealing design, offering a unique blend of form and function.
While some may perceive this system as less efficient compared to existing alternatives, it proves equally effective, with more than 90% of the purged filament successfully captured. The beauty of its design enhances the overall experience, making it a standout choice for those who appreciate aesthetics without compromising on performance.
This reservoir innovation represents a departure from conventional methods, providing a harmonious solution for 3D printing enthusiasts. Its intuitive design not only ensures the capture of the majority of purged filament but also adds an element of sophistication to your desk.
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Filaments used on this project, bur for a premium look on this bowl just use PETG+CF, very nice mate with no visible layer
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