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Rostock, Kossel, Simpson, 3DR, and more. See: http://reprap.org/wiki/Category:Delta. Previously named "Delta Robots and Stewart Platform"
Re: Fuel3D scanner, did anyone get their scan from a 3D show? - 10 years ago
my came within a month or so... the scan is highly detailed.... much much more detailed when compared to the scans i get from kinect/skanect setup.by grand - General
Re: Grounded Experimental Delta Printer - 11 years ago
in the case of polar 3d, one can print through origin of the platter (where the acceleration and rotation essentially reverses) without any issues also. nicholas.seward Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @uMinded: The nozzle does rotate relative to the > print. It is very minimal. > Fe > ather and > Po > lar3D both have much more nozzle rotation &by grand - Delta Machines
Re: Nylon vs Nylon - strength test part Deux - 11 years ago
visually, it also looks like 645 bonded better than trimmer line.... anyways all just speculation, sample size still small.by grand - General
Re: Nylon vs Nylon - strength test part Deux - 11 years ago
Thanks, it's interesting looking at the way the two pieces broke. 645 break looks much cleaner in comparison to the trimmer line print. I wonder if the trimmerline failed from delaminated before shearing apart. Just thinking out loud, I wonder if a cross hatch in-fill pattern might fair better for the trimmer line of the same weight.by grand - General
Re: Nylon vs Nylon - strength test part Deux - 11 years ago
Rsilver, can you share your printer settings? layer height temperature nozzle diameter printing speed in-fill pattern I was wondering if you can compare bigger diameter nozzle vs. smaller diameter nozzle prints? thanks grandby grand - General
Re: Grounded Experimental Delta Printer - 11 years ago
Did you see any RPMs moving?by grand - Delta Machines