3D Printing a D-O Droid Tyre using High Speed TPU
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- čas přidán 6. 03. 2021
- I got a new 3D printer the Lulzbot Workhorse and I thought I should test it out with some new filament by Polymaker. The filament is a high speed version of PolyFlex TPU that I use to make my Giant Scale Lego tyres and D-O's tyre. TPU parts are sometimes difficult to print and time consuming so I hope this new material works well as it could save me a heap of time with my Giant Lego projects. Print Profile Settings Below!
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Parts and Materials I use in this video:
Lulzbot Taz Workhorse: www.lulzbot.com/
Polymaker PolyFlex-HF TPU: polymaker.com/
My PolyFlex-HF Print Profile was as follows:
Nozzle: 0.5mm
Slicer: Cura
Bed Temp: 50
Hot End: 210
Cooling: ON
Print Speed: 60mm/s
Outline Speed: 40 mm/s
Layer Height: 0.4
Wall Thickness: 1.0mm
Infill: 0% - Jak na to + styl
Nice to see you back Matt .. hope you are ok mucker 👍🏻
You need to make a drivable Lego tank 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤩🤩
3D PRINTING IS ACTUALLY SOOO COOL!!
He is back.
Guys i think we werent supposed to see this, since it is unlisted now
@@Brokechanic yep, my guess is it will go public in like 1h after he adds in the details and the youtube veryfies the video to determine if it is monatized or demonatized
Yea xD
@@Brokechanic Yep.. for some reason YT published it. Usually they upload unlisted which is my default.. oh well :)
Glad to see you back, I really missed you :) (especially the go-kart, hope it returns too)
It will... waiting for COVID restrictions to end 🙏
@@MattDenton I don't think it will be better soon, but I want it to be, just because of this :D :D
🤞🤞🤞
You built a hair dryer on wheels
Woah, episode 7 of the Lego go-kart is taking a long time, has something happened?
Just work and covid restrictions got in the way.. hopefully will finish it off soon though :)
@@MattDenton Also, did the differential brake you made work as you expected?
Still need to test it!! 😬
Yeah!! New content!! I am going to guess you are, or were, working on a new project (film etc)
I still am! But this was so quick to make 👍
It would seam like 3D printers is getting so good so they soon are pretty much plug and play.. Maybe just a year or so away from just scaning the barcode of the print material and the printer is configured.
Yeah I agree.. it’s moved on so rapidly 👍
Wouldn't an actual rubber be better for a tire? Like Casting something?
Not in this case as I want the tyre to collapse so that D-O actually drives on the rims.
Hay Matt , what spool mount are you using on the Taz 6 , looks really compact and within the frame which is what Im looking for
It’s my own design, you can download it from my thingiverse account 👍
@@MattDenton thanks , got one printed, just got to figure out how to fit inside my printed solid enclosure now.
Hello :)
What's the advantage of a belt drive Z axis vs a leadscew?
Good point.. well it moves faster.... but otherwise I'm not sure, I think you get better print quality, plus it can auto calibrate its own Z height between each side of the printer.
@@MattDenton I get the speed aspect, but I've never really had a situation where I needed my Z-Axis be super fast, especially during a print.
You can do autocalibration with leadscrews.
I don't know about the print quality, but I feel like you'd lose resolution with a belt system over leadscrews. Maybe it prevents things like z-banding, which you can get with a slightly misaligned leadscrew?
Anyways, I've seen a few "high end" printers move to the z-belt system, so there must be something to it
@@nathan1sixteen It also helps to eliminate backlash.
Belted z eliminates z wobble print defects induced by bent lead screws, couplers, misalignment etc.
@@jim2386 that's what I figured, but at the same time, I feel like you lose resolution due to the limitation of stepper motor accuracy in baby stepping and all
Ayy first let's go
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Pooooggg
Did you use infill,what is the settings?
Did you watch the video?
😆 I was about to say the same... I mean it’s only 1:50 💁
@@MattDenton You just have to scream the settings in the video next time :P
But you’d still have to watch it 😂
But you’d still have to watch it 😂