Strength of 3D printed parts: infill, walls and layer direction
How to print a strong functional part: why walls matter more than infill, how much infill you need and how to orient the part so it does not break between layers.
How to print a strong functional part: why walls matter more than infill, how much infill you need and how to orient the part so it does not break between layers.
Ką reiškia degumo klasės UL94 V0, V1, V2 ir HB, kada elektros įrangos korpusui reikia FR gijos ir ką būtina žinoti apie storį bei spausdinimą.
Is a 3D printer worth having in the maintenance department? Which parts can and cannot be printed, what to choose, and how to calculate the payback.
TPU filament for gaskets, dampers and protective parts: what 95A and 90A hardness mean, where TPU is suitable, where it is not, and how to print it without jams.
What is ESD filament, how dissipative material differs from conductive, where to use PETG-ESD and PA612-ESD, and why printing temperature changes resistance.
Wet nylon filament crackles, and parts come out rough and weak. How to recognise moisture, how to dry PA and PA-CF filaments, and how to store them.
PLA-CF, PETG-CF, PA-CF: why carbon fibre is used, why a brass nozzle is unsuitable, and whether to choose hardened steel or tungsten carbide.
PLA, PETG, ASA, nylon or carbon fibre? We compare 3D printing filaments for functional spare parts: temperature, strength, environment, printing.
PNP or NPN, NO or NC, M8–M30, flush-mount or not? We explain inductive sensor markings, sensing distance and how to select a sensor for your machine.
Excavator or loader ECU failed? Where to find the module code, what to note before searching, what replacement options exist and why programming is required.
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