D3D Fiberglass Printer: Difference between revisions
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- Can be Part of a [[D3D Print Farm]] | - Can be Part of a [[D3D Print Farm]] | ||
- Scalable from a D3D Printer Size, all the way to a warehouse sized [[Open Source | - Scalable from a D3D Printer Size, all the way to a warehouse sized [[Open Source Watercraft Hull Printer]] | ||
- High Heat Build Chamber | - High Heat Build Chamber | ||
- High Durability Nozzle ( Most likely something like [http://olssonruby.com/ This] | - High Durability Nozzle ( Most likely something like [http://olssonruby.com/ This] | ||
==Basic Design== | ==Basic Design== | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
[[Open Source Watercraft Hull Printer]] | |||
==Useful Links== | ==Useful Links== | ||
Revision as of 04:23, 20 November 2017
Basics
- Uses the D3D Printer to Print Fiberglass
Used For
- Machine Shells
- Vehicle Shells
- Highly Insulating Parts
- most/all the watercraft in the Open Source Watercraft Construction Set
Industry Standards
1. Makerforged
Minimum Viable Product
- Modular
- User Upgradable
- User Maintainable
- Can be Part of a D3D Print Farm
- Scalable from a D3D Printer Size, all the way to a warehouse sized Open Source Watercraft Hull Printer
- High Heat Build Chamber
- High Durability Nozzle ( Most likely something like This
Basic Design
BOM
See Also
Open Source Watercraft Hull Printer