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Hi, can somebody advise me what is the minimum thickness possible for a part of a polypropylene prototype that can be produced using this technology
reaveyo 4 months ago
Time for all stupid people to open the bible.
the1inAmillionSPERM 4 months ago
so how accurate can this get. i wonder bc of the layer thickness and because those flaps must blow some particles aside
jerzkid87 1 year ago
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Quinn18t 1 year ago
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@jerzkid87 Depending on what material is being used for the powder, tolerances can be plus or minus .007", or better.
Quinn18t 1 year ago
its a nice technology to make complex parts
pgsuhas 1 year ago
4:12 FAKE TITS!
walkeraj 1 year ago
1:21 TITS!
ShavedWatermelon 1 year ago
I am waiting for a future gereration of this tech that can make it own parts from plastic and metals. It could be in every home. All it would need is power, raw materials, and the directions to make almost anything.
fireimp836 2 years ago