Fusion Furnace Build

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and with that, I am finished printing all the parts for this project, minus some custom parts to accommodate my electronics. Having the E3D REVO system for this project was amazing. I did a lot of nozzle swaps, when appropriate, for the various parts and achieved some amazing results. I printed the detail parts with a .25 nozzle at .062 layer height. Should only need a single pass of filler primer and then paint.

Finally got around to assembling the top with CA glue. I also used some JBweld steel stick to help fill some of the larger gaps. That stuff is amazing. It's a 2 part epoxy putty. Just knead until fully blended and apply to where you need to fill gaps. Dries within 10 minutes and is SUPER strong. Sands easily and can be saved with an xacto knife. Then I added the top with a bit of steel stick/CA glue and took to it with the tried and true red bondo brand small crack filler. Once sanded I will likely come back again with the steel stick to fill gaps. Then one final sanding.