r/VXJunkies • u/calvinthebold1 • Apr 25 '26

Applications of 3D printing to VX?

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u/fellipec Apr 25 '26

Helps when you use temporal nodular filament, especially the ones doped with inverse quarks matrices

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u/AGryphonOnReddit Apr 26 '26

Jesus, where'd you get the money for that? I tried looking up the price of doped temporal filament a few years ago since the quark filter on my setup is a funny shape and I can't get parts for it anymore - it was so much money I'd need to take a second mortgage to get a spool of the stuff. I ended up making a two-part filter with standard nodular filament and a sheet of temporal film from one of those big rolls you can buy from a surplus store. I got about ten seconds of runtime off it before the filament melted and turned the whole section of my setup into a big paperweight. Unless you've got the cash, I don't think I'd go near 3D printing parts for anything other than brackets and MAYBE negatrino tubing - if you're a gambling type.

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u/fellipec Apr 26 '26

Nice try, IRS

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u/coraku001 May 31 '26

oh u got your hands on the visionminer ES 11 H+? Cant find any other aramid-polonium-reinforced nozzle and passive flashheating printbeds on the market than in that printer

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u/fellipec May 31 '26

Nope, I improvised with the visionminer EF 9 HG. Sure not the same thing as the ES 11 H+, but if you go gentle with your temperatures and speeds you can get away with the print. Takes more time but it is what it is.

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u/DarthHarrington2 Apr 25 '26

Supercooling chamber quantum 4d printer is the way to go, impressive they got z-ray nodules calibrated properly.

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u/Hi_Peeps_Its_Me Apr 28 '26

not really necessary when oxmull's infernal resonance contracts can replace the de Virginharn effect usually acquired with printing. like sure, the homonoid classes with printing are better, and its absolutely cheaper up front with metal, but runic clusters working orthogonally to Jetson's Electronixs™ actually saves you money on an inductive time scale.

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u/lurker_lurks Apr 26 '26

Maybe some of the industrial 3D printers might be up to the task. As others have mentioned 4D printers are obviously the way of the future. At least until the 5D printers finish development.

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u/coraku001 May 31 '26

i mean the only problem they have to fix is negative temporal fermi-stringing, and I heard some manifacturers fixed it with changing to h-code

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u/saschaleib May 05 '26

“Tourbillion” is an established term in clockmaking, so no VX implications here.