Got the P.S fixed, added a opto switch to the cycle start and a new cartridge. Set it up with the same old dental plaster and got a nice print out. Dimension is about right at +- 0.1mm. the part is about 31mm wide x 90mm long x 10mm tall. The original cartridge ink seams to hold well the part definition when printing and soaking the plaster enough to give it a good strength to handle it and at same time not bleading out of the contour. It gets much better after curing it in the oven then infiltrate it with cyano but still not close to the zcorp material strength
Next step is to build a depowdering station,and run more tests.
Camera shots makes it looks worst then it really is.
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Well, I´ve lots of work to do, so,don´t have much time to play with it.
ReplyDeleteI think I Will print something this month or so and upload it to youtube.
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