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Great you have access to a 3D printer. What machine do you have?
Print To 3D (my company) has some parts in production as a type for my team. No paint though. I've got orange ABS :-D ![]() Some of the parts are (only a few shown in the photo): Twin 775 motor mount Pneumatic cylinder mounts for transmission shifting Shaft spacers for transmission Sensor mounts general spacers |
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Ours is a Dimension SST 7600 (or something like that...). The tray is 8x8x10. It's so nice to just be able to print spacers(and in this case) parts essential to a mechanism on our robot in like, a couple hours.
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8x8x12" inches is 768. ;) It's a great machine so treat it well! |
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we printed some parts for the robot, and they all broke, just something to consider, printed plastic is not strong in all directions..
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It is wise to choose the right application for which 3D printing is suitable. Also the strength of 3d printed parts is HIGHLY dependent of the technology and material used. |
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