Re: 3D printing in practice
Napsal: 22 dub 2014, 19:50
I am currently working tentatively with a resolution of 0.02 mm per layer and as I am after a few modifications to the printer slowly at useful results and with any printer from the five-figure range .
But right now my main focus is still to be understood in the Software and this . So my test parts are also getting better.
It was my intention to achieve a uniform mode of expression , That the surface in relation to the layer height is thus improved just a nice side effect.
By the way , I have installed an LED lighting. The I got times for 3 € from the flea market and is quite suitable with their effects for showmen , but also good bright
Came for the supplied remote control so even as a finger exercise a holder to do so.
And again for a correct application , in which the surface plays only a minor role in the components for a Rohrevolation a Ferdinand .
But right now my main focus is still to be understood in the Software and this . So my test parts are also getting better.
It was my intention to achieve a uniform mode of expression , That the surface in relation to the layer height is thus improved just a nice side effect.
By the way , I have installed an LED lighting. The I got times for 3 € from the flea market and is quite suitable with their effects for showmen , but also good bright
Came for the supplied remote control so even as a finger exercise a holder to do so.
And again for a correct application , in which the surface plays only a minor role in the components for a Rohrevolation a Ferdinand .