analysis of printing parameters for production of components with ​easy3dmaker​ printer

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2016
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Abstract
The presented article deals with analyses and testing appropriate parameters for the production of components manufactured with rapid prototyping technology - Easy3DMaker printer. The quality of the printed component with a specific shape is analyzed. The analyzed materials are ABS Printplus and PLA Printplus. These materials are printed at different temperatures and speeds. combinations of different settings were tested in order to find the best conditions for printing with different nozzles. The quality of individual printed samples is assessed visually and by touch. The efficiency in terms of print time under various conditions was also analyzed. The main benefit of testing is the establishment of appropriate conditions for printing components on a Easy3DMaker printer. The article does not focus on mechanical properties of the examined samples.
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Authors ;Alexander Rengevič;Mikuláš Fúra;Nadežda Čuboňová
Journal electrochemistry communications
Year 2016
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10.12913/22998624/65114
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