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I wonder how well they'd come out on an FDM printer...
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I don't have one so I can't do a direct comparison. But my impression from t'internet is that FDM may not be suited to finer prints. I do have some LMS style diagonal fencing that is FDM printed that I bought some time ago on fleabay and it definitely has a 'coarser' finish - not bad for an old wood surface.
Maybe I'll have a go at something similar next time. This new ABS resin may be suited to that type of model.
Maybe I'll have a go at something similar next time. This new ABS resin may be suited to that type of model.
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I do have an FDM... Ender 3 Pro I'd be happy to give one a go for you, and would keep the designs/file in confidence.
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I'll send one through. Presumably an unsupported.stl is ok?
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Yep, unsupported is better, I'll generate the supports in cura.
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this'll be interesting, I am guessing you will lay it down for FDM and put up with the layer lines ?
I also have an FDM, for about 18 months now, so still learning the ways, (more so the cad drawing part where I use a very basic online program I can "nearly" get my head around) but have managed to make some useful to me things.
I fully expect its going to get a good workout once I get my layout properly underway... but telephone poles are a long way off
I also have an FDM, for about 18 months now, so still learning the ways, (more so the cad drawing part where I use a very basic online program I can "nearly" get my head around) but have managed to make some useful to me things.
I fully expect its going to get a good workout once I get my layout properly underway... but telephone poles are a long way off
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Fused Deposition Modelling.
It's where a spool of plastic is used (melted and applied through a fine nozzle) rather than a resin, which is cured layer by layer using UV light.
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I can attempt it laying down, at a shallow angle, or even straight up... I think at a shallow angle will work best.Too Tall wrote: ↑Sun Nov 10, 2024 10:20 am this'll be interesting, I am guessing you will lay it down for FDM and put up with the layer lines ?
I also have an FDM, for about 18 months now, so still learning the ways, (more so the cad drawing part where I use a very basic online program I can "nearly" get my head around) but have managed to make some useful to me things.
I fully expect its going to get a good workout once I get my layout properly underway... but telephone poles are a long way off
I've got a 0.4 and a 0.2 nozzle to try it with as well.
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