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==Scaling Prints + Printing Stuff In Peices==
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgtqRAG2q-o]





Revision as of 17:41, 11 March 2018

Basics

  • This a page with the end goal of allowing a user to make their 3D printed parts both visually and structurally optimized



Benchmarks:

These allow you to see the abilities of your 3D Printer, your filament, and also troubleshoot problems

10mm Calibration Cube:


3D Benchy:


Tolerance Test:


Part Strength Test:

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Lattice Stress Test:


Flexibility Test:


Dice Tower Detail Benchmark:



Useful Techniques:

Maintenance:


Print Bed Adhesion:


Post Processing:


Chemical Part Smoothing:


Nozzles + Layer Height:


PLA Baking:


Filament Storage:


Part Testing:


Print Enclosures:


3D Print to Metal Cast:


Cooling Fans:


Friction Welding of Parts:

Note that this is the plastic version of metal friction stir welding.


Scaling Prints + Printing Stuff In Peices



Misc:



See Also

- D3D Printer



Useful Links

- Explaination of benchmarking 3D Printers on Reddit