Zhengzhou,Henan,China
Normally, the general tolerance for 3D printed Aluminum is 0.2%. However, for typical use, we have chosen an optimal balance between affordability and accuracy. Support Aluminum is 3D printed using DMLS. Direct Metal Laser Sintering begins with a bed of aluminum powder, which is then sintered by a laser.
I went with this bed and went with a 750W Keenovo bed and glass on top on my 300x300 D-bot. The z-motor brackets need to modified to get this massive bed to fit. My D-bot has been printing like a dream even without the extra front z-brace. Also, 750W is wayyy to much power for a 300x300. The bed seriously heats up in ~30ish seconds to 60C.
Top responsesMic 6 tends to be common1 voteThe problem with MIC 6 is that it only comes in 1/4" thickness and is super heavy for a D-bot. I went with this bed and went with a 750W read more1 voteIt doesn't make a huge difference since the bed isn't under a ton of stress, and ~100C isn't a high temperature for any aluminum alloy. If you're using the read more1 voteI've been wondering this too. I have a bunch of 6061t6 and can mill it myself to flat. If anyone has used that to success I'd like to know.1 voteJust go with 6061. It's mainly used for structural and general applications. The thermal properties across different alloys isn't that drastic that it read more0 votes查看全部Jun 26, 2019 Metal 3D printing is advancing rapidly on all fronts: the technology is becoming more advanced, print speeds are increasing and there is a greater range of industrial materials than ever before.These advancements are opening up exciting new applications for the technology. However, getting to grips with the available technologies and integrating them into
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