u/Soob_Way

I am printing motor covers for my emoto. I printed multiple of them with bambu’s pla matte and used bambu’s support for pla for the support interface without any problems. Then I got these. They snap cleanly along were the support interface is, I know it’s not the support material getting flushed into the model so my only theory is that by the time the filaments gets changed, the support material gets placed and then swapped back the layer has cooled too much to form a good bond with the next layer. This is weird though because it has never happened before, same matte filaments, same model, same support filament. Any idea how to fix this?

Hello everyone, after getting my UB in 2024 I thought I would keep it stock forever. Fast forward two years and I’ve modded everything that isn’t related to performance. Here’s a list, parts 1-5 have been prototyped and designed by me and are for sale on fvscustoms.com

1. CNCed motor cover
2. CNCed battery side panels
3. SLS nylon printed shortened tail tidy with dedicated AirTag holder (paired with sumo LED indicators)
4. SLS nylon printed supermoto mirrors
5. 3d printed Apple Watch holder for music controls while riding
6. Thrill seekers seat cover
7. Urlwall headlight
8. Passenger pegs and handles
9. Spray painted frame guards
10. Supermoto wheels and rims
11. Bigger front rotor
12. Wheel stickers

I’ve put many hours and a lot of care into the design and prototyping of all these parts and I would like to know what you all think, thank you.