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darbyvet
#1 Posted : 25 May 2017 14:57:58

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My new 3d printer arrived.It is a beast weighing in at 138 pounds.It has a 12 inch by 12 inch by 12 inch print volume and has a resolution of down to 10 microns on the z axis and 12.5 on the x/y.

Here is a video of it in action.This piece was printed at 0.25mm resolution and it took 5 hours to print the part.

The part is for a full size 3d printed R2 D2.It will take several months to print this because it is split up into hundreds of pieces.


https://youtu.be/u2OlPAiVNHA

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#2 Posted : 25 May 2017 15:02:23

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very nice carl, you will have some fun with that, how long did it take to produce that item?
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#3 Posted : 25 May 2017 15:08:28

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It was a 5 hour print.The part is probably 8 inches by 6 inches by 1 inch tall.

This was on the lower resolution setting.The highest would have taken 8 hours.

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#4 Posted : 25 May 2017 15:13:07

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even low resolution its still impressive. love it. like to see more parts as you make them carl.
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#5 Posted : 25 May 2017 15:16:02

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Wow, looks like the printer is going to work overtime. I hope you don't have to stand and watch it.LOL

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That is a serious piece of kit but its certainly in the right hands to get the best from it.

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BigGrin Very nice and looks like the midnight oil will be burning to get that lot done. Bet all the stocks of fillament has gone short round by you nowCool
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#8 Posted : 25 May 2017 19:09:45

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Markwarren wrote:
Wow, looks like the printer is going to work overtime. I hope you don't have to stand and watch it.LOL

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It is quite mesmerising watching it go back and forth.I have a friend that has the bigger version of this printer and his last print was 72 hours long!! It was part of a wheel for a Mars Curiosity rover 1:1 display piece.


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I was looking at the prices for these printers Scared Scared Scared It is a very nice piece of equipment though and the quality is superb. Some of the stuff I have received from Shapeways isn't as this good a quality as what you picture shows. How smooth is it? Some of the parts I have bought are terribly rough. I have always wanted to learn how to do this but the cost and space is somewhat prohibitive. Hope you have lots of fun with it.
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#10 Posted : 25 May 2017 20:41:58

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Its pretty smooth on the 0.25 mm setting.You would still need a bit of sanding to make it really smooth.I havent tried anything on the 0.1mm setting .Apparently on that setting it is really smooth.


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#11 Posted : 30 May 2017 17:39:30

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I found a 3d model of the Mars Curiosity Rover put out by NASA .It is quite a large model and well detailed.I figured it would be a good test for the Raise 3d on it highest detail setting.So here is a print of one wheel and tire at 0.1mm resolution.The detail is very crisp and it doesnt need much in the way of sanding before painting.it took about 2 hours to print the wheel and tire.

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