@beeb @glindsey @po3mah

Do you mean you use the line itself? Interesting...

But if you want to use it as a filament, you need to dry it properly. #CNCKitchen did a video on it.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@OpenComputeDesign

The strength is also dependent on your gemoetry. Of course plastic isn't as strong as metal, but do you really need that strength?

Sometimes metal seems very strong, but plastic will also work, the metal is a lot stronger than what you actually need.

Then we also have some tricks in the 3D printing world, we manipulate our gemoetries. We print in different orientations and use different temperature settings. Here are some good videos on the topic:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbSQvJJjw2Q

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzZqJtEOWjE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chCmwSdQzcE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-ygdNQThAs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3bwJx8ZkMA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bG8dlxTX3AI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAoZCpXoPWo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3aUGmfnmIg

Al these videos are made by #CNCKitchen, a great #Youtube creator that does many experiments.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

Stefan von #cnckitchen hat vor kurzem ein neues Video zum Thema #arcoverhang im Bereich #3dprinting gepostet. Ich wusste nun aber nicht, ob ich mir nun die Zeit dafür nehmen sollte und wie sehr es mich interessiert. Also habe ich mir in YouTube das Transkript anzeigen lassen und es bei #chatgpt eingefügt - ergänzt um folgenden Prompt: "Please explain the algorithm described in the following transcript.".

Die Antwort:
"The ArcOverhang algorithm is a method for 3D printing horizontal surfaces without the need for support structures. The algorithm extrudes self-supporting arcs next to each other that grow from a base and create a crystal-like structure. The arcs start at one point, grow out until they reach a limit, and can even branch out in different directions until the whole layer is filled. This method allows for the creation of large overhangs without the material drooping down."

Das klang interessant genug, also habe ich mir das Video dann tatsächlich angeschaut.

Und dann fiel mir auf: Diese Möglichkeit (YouTube > Transcript > ChatGPT Summary) ist wie ein #tldr für Videos.

Also... #tldw

;-)

@eljefedsecurit @Medus4 I haven’t messed with the slicing part yet but followed it from the sidelines. Stefan from #CNCKitchen just nerd-sniped me (https://infosec.exchange/@jkbecker/109327717437474746) by providing a pre-sliced #Gcode file for #prusa mini and challenged people to test it out. Well, my printer happens to be a Prusa mini, so… 😏

Hm I should probably tag @jozefprusa on all of these! Because it’s awesome.

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