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Printer profile - [[File:d3duniversal_7.ini]] - 100%, see support parameters.
Support parameters:
[[File:supportparameters.png|500px]]

Revision as of 02:07, 24 November 2019

Build

Angleconnectorframe.jpg

CAD

Angleconnectorstart.pngWithnutcutout.pngWithnutcutoutandhole.pngWithnutcutoutandholeTDD.png3sideangleconnector.pngAngleconnector.pngLeftcorner.pngRightcorner.png



Concept

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Production

D3D Pro

  • 50% infill for real print.
  • Test print at 20%: 10 cm cut off the bottom, standing on corner - . This would not stand on moving-bed printers. Babystepping correction -0.75. It does not stand on a stationary bed printer eiether. I turned it around to print standing on 6 points.

Angleconnectorstl.png

  • Came off bed so printed it on 6 corners:

  • Initial fit: metal shown with 6 mm hex nut and set screw in the hole.

  • STL - sunk 5 mm into bed. Test print at 20%, takes 8.5 hrs. Production print: 50% infill, 10:10 hours, 133 g. Brim 10 lines. Prints starting on 6 corners, for a solid base.

Cornerproductionengineering.png

D3D Simple

Printer profile - File:D3duniversal 7.ini - 100%, see support parameters.

Support parameters:

Supportparameters.png