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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.พ. 2024
- 14:45 Speed Benchy Printed on my Bed Slinger to Inverted Core XY conversion kit! If you found your way here, check out more information at the other videos on my channel! Feel free to contact me for information or questions regarding the kit at:
Ryan28az@gmail.com
that benchy looks NICE
Thank you!
Amazing. Do you think really large and heavy prints would be at risk of popping off the bed due to their own weight? Technically gravity usually helps bed adhesion but here you've got it the other way around lol
I was printing a large bat (the animal) today as a joke since it would appear right side up on the upside down bed. The nozzle crashed into a high spot (caused by not enough supports) and the legs of the bat snapped in half before the perch delaminated. Granted, the legs were maybe 5mm thick; however, I have not had any bed adhesion issues thus far. I think the best way to think about it is that gravity just doesn't amount to even a tenth the internal forces in the plastic. You are infinitely more likely for warping to delaminate a print than gravity.
What is the difference in this approach than the bed flipped other way around? I guess I am trying to better understand the problem this solves or how it improves on the more traditional approach. Cool stuff.
Building the printer in this manner reduces the amount of aluminum extrusion required for a corexy conversion; but more importantly, reduces the size of vibration caused by fast movements. Its the same concept as pushing on a dresser from the bottom instead of the top. Pushing on the bottom far increases the amount of force required to disturb the dressers balance. This can be seen in quieter and more steady movements under speed. Thanks for asking questions as I know it can be quite confusing of an operation to people when I first introduce it to them.