| Stainless Quality [message #53156] Sun, 26 August 2012 13:03 UTC |
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I'm curious if someone with some experience working with the stainless steel materials can give me an idea of what I can expect from this design.
The points on the inside are what I am most concerned about.
Will the resolution be high enough to get a good point?
If the points do print okay, are they at high risk of breaking during the pre-infusion stages of production?
Dimensions shown below are in mm.
Thanks!
Rith
Blogging about shapeways, inventor, and anything else that crosses my mind
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| Re: Stainless Quality [message #53276 is a reply to message #53156 ] Tue, 28 August 2012 21:09 UTC |
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This design should be OK. The inner points are sort of protected so they should remain intact.
"Where the spirit does not work with the hand, there is no art."
Leonardo da Vinci
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| Re: Stainless Quality [message #53313 is a reply to message #53276 ] Wed, 29 August 2012 17:23 UTC |
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Awesome, Thanks.
I work in manufacturing and sometimes our machine operator is not the same person that sends the file.
So they don't always know what they're looking for.
I just had the image in my head of someone reaching into the support material and sticking their finger right in the middle of points.
I suppose that's pretty unlikely though.
I am generally a walking example of murphy's law, so I always imagine something like that happening.
Thanks!
Rith
Blogging about shapeways, inventor, and anything else that crosses my mind
rithforms.blogspot.com
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