Thank you all for this information.
I was indeed not familiar with the blog article.
But I think is hard to believe that a steel product blurred out of a printer head is stronger than several types of structural steel. As specially when you consider that structural steel is made in a huge industrial foundry with temperatures up to 2200-2400 °C
Would one of you like to tell me more about how it is possible to get such powerful steel out of a printer.
The reason that I ask all this, is not only because it is making me more and more fascinated, but also because of this little design I made. (check the attachment if you like)
It’s an overhead wire portal for Dutch railroads.
For now is its to detailed to be printed, I’m afraid. But when it is so far that higher resolutions can be printed in this stainless steel, I will definitely try to get this, and “its brothers and sisters” printed.
The only thing is: When printed and in use, they will face a lot of pulling force from the wires. And it may not snap or break.
Already thanks a lot for the information,
With kind regards,
Mark