Re: 3D printing, powder spreading
Posted by
Graham Stabler
on 2007-05-05 01:58:37 UTC
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "ballendo" <ballendo@...> wrote:
although I do appreciate the truly hacked nature of the hardware. At
least I hope it works better than the vac former:
http://www.sci-spot.com/Mechanical/vacu.htm
its cream and quite deep, it will just be like a cover/stand with the
printer dropping in from the top. The fact it is cream makes it look
much more like a real 3D printer.
I'm waiting for some bearing in pillow blocks now for the cable drive,
I'm trying it on one side only to start with as my tiny 9mm IKO rails
show no signs of allowing crabbing (even when I had only one side
connected). It also means I can use one of the origional rubber
rollers as the drive roller for the cable, the rubber means I don't
even need to fix the wire securely to the roller as it gets lots of
grip over several turns. I'll be interested to see if reality matches
my theory.
Graham
>If I was a betting man I would say it produced no meaningfull output
> Yes. the last paragraph leaves a bit to be desired. What
> does "cubelike" mean in this case?!?
>
although I do appreciate the truly hacked nature of the hardware. At
least I hope it works better than the vac former:
http://www.sci-spot.com/Mechanical/vacu.htm
> P.S. I'm liking the "economy" of yours even more as Ted continues toI just picked up a big plastic storage chest at the local DIY store,
> share. Even self made "pumps" using PVC/ABS fitting from DIY-
> Homestores may be workable...
its cream and quite deep, it will just be like a cover/stand with the
printer dropping in from the top. The fact it is cream makes it look
much more like a real 3D printer.
I'm waiting for some bearing in pillow blocks now for the cable drive,
I'm trying it on one side only to start with as my tiny 9mm IKO rails
show no signs of allowing crabbing (even when I had only one side
connected). It also means I can use one of the origional rubber
rollers as the drive roller for the cable, the rubber means I don't
even need to fix the wire securely to the roller as it gets lots of
grip over several turns. I'll be interested to see if reality matches
my theory.
Graham
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