Saturday, July 21. 2012And you thought 3D printers are uselessTrackbacks
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Is it really strong and stable enough? I’d expect the material to differ quite from what industrial production can handle.
I asked myself the same question, but it definitely is. It appears to me that it's even stronger than the original.
You can adjust the quality of the printing a lot. What you usually see what they print on events is mostly the low end of the possible quality. With slower printing times you get much better results. What impressed me even more was the accuracy. As I wrote, it fits just perfect - a bit too thick or too thin would've not worked. |
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