I figured I would share this for anyone that's new to 3D2A printing, new to printing itself, or is having trouble. These are nearly all the frames (minus maybe 5-8), I learned on and consider scrap, most have minor flaws on them from supports or minor defects light slight warping or VFA's. Teaching myself every step of the way. My first ever print wasn't a benchy, instead I opted for a PY2A G19 frame. I started with a roll of ST PPA-CF Core, zero knowledge of 3d printing on an X1C & SUNLU E2, eventually upgrading to an H2D. I can finally say I'm confident in my ability to print high-temp parts / frames with zero scarring and no failures that fit together like a dream with no after print modifications necessary. Not claiming to be a master of anything, but I always seem to doubt myself at every step and rarely feel confident when making things myself, always judging every small aspect or tiny flaw. I don't want to turn this into a support thread, though if anyone else has similar photo's to share please feel free, I'd love to see them. Honestly I just wanted to say, If you are having trouble getting things dialed in, or thinking you will never get it, just keep at it, keep learning, and stay safe!

(All frames in PPA-CF / Core + 1x PA6GF + 2x PLA Pro) 

Noob to Flawless - The Journey...