D3D Mega v23.05: Difference between revisions
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|data8 = [[Universal Frame]] system | |data8 = [[Universal Frame]] system | ||
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|label9 = | |label9 = Module 6 | ||
|data9 = | |data9 = [[Heated Bed Chamber]] system | ||
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|label10 = | |label10 = Key Specification | ||
|data10 = | |data10 = Scaled to 2' bed size using the 8 mm [[Universal Axis]]. | ||
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|label11 = Productivity | |label11 = Construction | ||
| | |data11 = Steel frame with 3D printed corners are used to hang the Universal Axis. Steel-plastic assemblies are used throughout, using 3D printed plastic for complex geometries and steel for strength. | ||
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|label12 = Productivity | |||
|data12 = Best-in-class heatbed for speed of heating and temperature (up to 178C). Best-in-class extruder for print speed using rubber (in addition to thermoplastics). Current productivity is 5 lb/24 hr print rate per print head. Features ready scalability to 20 lb/day print rate using the [[Supervolcano Nozzle]]. Features scalability to 4-9 print heads for an 80-180 lb/day print rate. | |||
|header13 = Completion Status | |||
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|data13 = This fork of the D3D Mega is designed to use multiple 8mm Universal Axes paired together for additional strength on the Z axis, enabling a larger bed size while still using the easy to source and build 8mm axis. | |data13 = Currently not yet built | ||
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|data14 = This fork of the D3D Mega is designed to use multiple 8mm Universal Axes paired together for additional strength on the Z axis, enabling a larger bed size while still using the easy to source and build 8mm axis. | |||
| | |header15 = Next Steps | ||
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|data15 = Product releases of [[D3D Pro 2]] (12" print bed) and [[D3D Pro 3]] (18" print bed), as well as developing the 4x4x8" 3D printer + [[OSE Shredder]] + [[OSE Filament Maker]] to solve the plastic waste issue. OSE's solution is distributed production of construction materials such as plastic lumber and other large objects from waste plastic feedstocks, with a print rate of up to 180 lb/printer/day. | |data15 = | ||
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|data16 = Product releases of [[D3D Pro 2]] (12" print bed) and [[D3D Pro 3]] (18" print bed), as well as developing the 4x4x8" 3D printer + [[OSE Shredder]] + [[OSE Filament Maker]] to solve the plastic waste issue. OSE's solution is distributed production of construction materials such as plastic lumber and other large objects from waste plastic feedstocks, with a print rate of up to 180 lb/printer/day. | |||
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=Links= | =Links= | ||
* | *[[D3D Genealogy]] | ||
*[[1 Meter Printer]] | |||
*[[Large 3D Printer]] | |||
*[[Open Source High Temperature 3D Printer]] | |||
*[[Microfactory Boot Camp - Scaling to Large 3D Printer with a 1 Meter Bed]] | |||
*[[3D Printer Modules]] | |||
*[[3D Printer Control Panel]] | |||
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