Tesoro Toltec II

[ivconic]

Oh i forgot something important to say!
There is experimental feature in Cura; the "tree" support.
I tried it and in some cases it is doing splendid job!
It slows down printing a bit. But results on prints are astonishing.
Very easy removable supports, no marks and no ugly parts.
Only drawback is in slowing down some complicated prints.
Also slicer sometimes needs 5x more time to slice the object.
But this mostly depends on computer performances.
I have now modest computer.

[ivconic]

Actually, to me, the glass is twice as big as it needs to be.

You are modest man.
I was thinking again about your observation; yes it makes sense.
It is not rare case that some of the best designs are generated from coincidental occurrences and conditions.
There are some "rules" in nature which we are still not able to fully understand.
Sometimes is like "somebody" from "above" is precisely pulling our strings and forcing us to do something right... or wrong.

[ivconic]

[ivconic]

These kinds of prints are complex, so there is always hard trade off between desired quality and printing time.
Some complex parts would print for so many hours if set to be printed in finest quality.
In case of testing prototype it would be total waste of time and energy.
What's worse; on object like, for example this enclosure is; there are parts which are to be printed in different quality setups (profiles).
You don't want to waste too much time on inner parts and surfaces, while certainly you'll want outer visible surfaces to be smoother and nicer.
I printed this black enclosure and i don't really like some surfaces. Ok, it is only testing prototype, but i would like better visible surfaces.
After so many prints so far; i am still learning new things.
I came across this interesting video and it makes a lot of sense to me:

[Rivers rat]

Hi Ivica !

I dont remeMber if i told you but a friend of mind ask me to buy years ago a DELEON/HAWKEYE/CORTES empty control box for 65 euros.........with a speaker .Anyway he modded a cibola without much electronic equipment and did put all the knobs he wanted on the PCB ,like switch frequency (forgot the frequencies) but he equiped the CIBOJON (as we called it),with the superb elliptical from a Troy X5,and the performances were amazing he even did a 1 to 1 comparaison test with the owner of a Famous french metal detector company and the CIBOJON amazed him on a small gold nugget............


RR

[ivconic]

Hi Ivica !

I dont remeMber if i told you but a friend of mind ask me to buy years ago a DELEON/HAWKEYE/CORTES empty control box for 65 euros.........with a speaker .Anyway he modded a cibola without much electronic equipment and did put all the knobs he wanted on the PCB ,like switch frequency (forgot the frequencies) but he equiped the CIBOJON (as we called it),with the superb elliptical from a Troy X5,and the performances were amazing he even did a 1 to 1 comparaison test with the owner of a Famous french metal detector company and the CIBOJON amazed him on a small gold nugget............
RR

Obviously Tesoro detectors are widely accepted and popular world wide. Another proof that it is wrong for them to vanish from market.
We don't copy the stuff we don't like. We do copy and mod the stuff we do really like.
And Tesoro is the one of most copied in History.