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re: 3D printings

posted by  Swedish Baklava on  Thu Jul 7 10:40 CST 2016
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Hi Steve,

"I don't think you can print reinforced parts"

I think you can design your part so that it's strong. For example, you can add ribs inside of the center console to beef up the strength. Or make thicker wall thickness. Or even put honeycomb structure in between walls. Or change to material like polycarbonates... Of course, you need time and money, definitely play time for experiment.

For me, I want to see smoother finish surface. It's still too pixelated for my taste.

As always, thank you.






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