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=Entire Frame, Direct Print= | |||
*Average bike frame weight - 5 lb for non-composite frames | |||
*To get same strength, 50 lb plastic frame would have to be printed (PC plastic is 1/10th the strength of steel). However, this can be optimized by making wider tube sections for more strength. | |||
=Examples= | |||
*Just joints - [[http://www.3ders.org/articles/20151005-dutch-students-start-project-for-developing-the-first-ever-diy-3d-printed-bicycle-obi.html]] | |||
Revision as of 18:58, 8 February 2019
Entire Frame, Direct Print
- Average bike frame weight - 5 lb for non-composite frames
- To get same strength, 50 lb plastic frame would have to be printed (PC plastic is 1/10th the strength of steel). However, this can be optimized by making wider tube sections for more strength.
Examples
- Just joints - [[1]]