3D printers

[Yorus]

Garfield was referring specifically to the models, obviously on a much smaller scale.

I looked into it a bit, and if you start building one of the ones floating around, with free schematics and all that, the most basic one can cost around 300/400€. The applications are many, although my doubt is more about the accuracy of the cheaper models.

[Franziskaner]

they say that the ink ones are 0.10 to 0.30 mm thick and it is understood that this should be the precision but the PVC ones ….. I am not so sure, I suppose the precision will be what "the nozzle" of the injector marks
regards

[lforos]

@Franziskaner:

y este otro es un foro de electrónica donde se están planteando the topic

Considering that the last message is from 4 years ago, it seems to me that they are not taking it very seriously either...

[Yorus]

This is for real: http://www.reprap.org/wiki/Proyecto_Clone_Wars

[Franziskaner]

very good Yorus.
in a link I read that certain models use the andruino platform ( I think that's how it's spelled ) I can't remember the model
regards

[Kernel1.0]

What a hassle to put one of these together.

[Franziskaner]

@garfield:

I'm even tempted to bring one to Lanzarote to sell parts that people want to touch before taking it to the factory

this is yours is not very precise but at the energy and material level it will be a bargain

more stuff
arduino mega 2560 is the board that a Spanish company wants to use for its 3D printer
best regards

[garfield]

Ains, me da que cuando empiece a tener beneficios en la empresa me monto una.

[Sylver]

Joe tío, it must be great to make your own toys at home
I would like to have one to design modding parts, lightweight and with the shape I want, that must be a great comfort :sisi:

[Franziskaner]

man some are capable of doing very beautiful things, but behind it has a good 3d design job example:


the link

and another thing
regards

[Kernel1.0]

A couple of more ideas :ugly:

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