TinkerCad Workflows - Designing a Part Larger Than Your Print Bed!

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  • čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
  • Please visit www.DIY3DTech.com for more information on this and many other projects! As in this episode, we will be looking a designing a part which is large than the bed on our 200x200mm Wanhao printer. In the follow-up video (after this one) we will actually print this model out and assembled it!
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Komentáře • 8

  • @XerotoLabs
    @XerotoLabs Před 7 lety +1

    this is a even more important tip for those of us with with small beds like a Fab Mini . ( yeah i'm almost done my franken printer ) . very clear and well shown man thanks

    • @DIY3DTECHcom
      @DIY3DTECHcom  Před 7 lety

      About time :-) you have been slacking! Going to start a homemade GMAX bulid in about a month as I want to see if I can't get up to either 12x12 (inches) or even 16x16!

    • @XerotoLabs
      @XerotoLabs Před 7 lety

      i have the vertical in my monster is about 400mm. I have had a bad chest infection for a few months now ( may have hear me wheezing in some of my videos .) and it kicked my butt , it got to the point it wa shard to breath just sitting . but I'm hoping all the wiring is done tonight . hoping .
      + i downloaded a Printer controller for Android . now i just need a Bluetooth module and i can use any one of my tablets as a front end / controller.

    • @DIY3DTECHcom
      @DIY3DTECHcom  Před 7 lety

      Very cool and you sounded out of breath so hope your feeling better and forward to seeing the bluetooth addition...

  • @kazolar
    @kazolar Před 7 lety

    normally to fit things together you need to leave a gap of about .2mm

    • @DIY3DTECHcom
      @DIY3DTECHcom  Před 7 lety

      Yes typically that is the amount which i try to over or undersize the piece by...