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Revision as of 10:27, 24 March 2021
Contents
Maintainer: Dan @Dan Robertson
Training Requirements
Whilst all use of Tools and Equipment is at your own risk each one will have a colour code denoting how much knowledge is required to operated it
- RED - You must be inducted by the maintainer / trainer and signed off as being competent
- ORANGE - You must read all the provided information and assess yourself as being competent of using the tool safely, if in doubt ask the area maintainer or other member for help
- GREEN - Fill your boots
Comparison of PLA vs ABS vs PETg
An article comparing ABS and PETg
https://all3dp.com/2/petg-vs-abs-3d-printing-filaments-compared/
An article comparing PETg and PLA
https://all3dp.com/2/petg-vs-pla-3d-printing-filaments-compared/
Comparison of 3d print filament materials
PLA
biodegradable, lower temperature, less toxic. specific brands vary considerably (~10%?)
ABS
more toxic, stronger? needs heated bed
Resin: white
brittle, not as strong, needs UV curing (in water) after print
wanhao d7
Technology: DLP (Digital Light Processing)
Build Volume: 120 x 68 x 180mm
Layer Resolution: 35 microns
Printable materials: 405 NM UV resin
Raspberry pi runs NanoDLP, which is the software which sends the 'plates' to the printer. Connect to NanoDLP from the hackspace computer, or on a computer on the same network
Purchased in November 2017 for £610.16 using money pledged by members £356 and Hackspace funds.
Ultimaker 2
Ender 3
CR-10
Printer
Hackspace PC
Resin Cure stuff
Fridge of filaments + other nick-nacks
Airbrush (somewhere)
"we have a spray booth and i have a fan and tube i can donate"
