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Description | RepRap AWARD BED
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The print bed Award was created to prevent the problem of warping and deformation of the object printer that mean a bad print.In fact AWARD -Anti Warping And Retraction Deformation- try to prevent this problem
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It was developed with a student of chemistry, and it offers more adherence than standard plate.It dosn't use an heating resistor, it is not a hot bed, so you can avoid the inconvenience of burning vapor from the same plastic or by heating the plate yourself
Material Required
- AWARD
- Tongue,Spatula
- Plate used: metal,wood,glass,plastic
The product has the characteristics of a fluid using a spatula to distribute the product on the plate until he will get a unique surface After that you let the product air dry for about 15 minutes. Finally, you print on it
Conclusion
The results obtained by us with a plate treated with Award are visible here BLOG If the object does not adhere completely to the printing plate repeat the process
Comments on Award by the Users
Stefanoxjx said:
I tried AWARD and it works really well, not knowing how to use it took me a lot, then this morning when I saw it I knew it dry enough in reality half of what I used. The PLA attaches perfectly and also wanting to clean up the floor from AWARD, takes off as a simple film. I finally managed to make a decent print, some feel there's still room for improvement but at least one print "decent start to finish" came out:) The PLA attaches really well even when I did the first prints in the garage at 5 degrees. Now I would like to get some 'of Kapton to do a comparative test, but still AWARD (not a promotional message) I was really pleased.