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So parts I make are not designed to be watertight, I just use them in “rugged” conditions. So, a good example would be a belt clip that I print in SLS printed Nylon that I then stick to a device. Or a gopro clip that would be used on a boat or surfboard. So the design would not need to be “waterpro…
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Hi Everyone Just a quick question really. If I print a part using SLS Nylon PA12 like you use in a Sinterit Lisa or Sintratec type machine. I just want to know if the parts are technically waterpoof. I’m not making a cup or container, just something that will be outside, in weather for a few years…
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Hi Multigon Can you confirm if this is the Lisa or the newer Lisa 2nd gen machine? and does the update you talk about convert it? Would you share why you are selling it. Could I will PM you for an email. Bear
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I’d throw in that it depends on what you want to use the printer for too. The latest Ultimakers are just great. The U3 isn’t the traditional type with it’s sealed print head modules, but when you need 30 items printed over night reliably it really gets the job done. Just keep everything maintained,…
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I’ve been FDM printing for years and we manufacture and sell parts using it. What we lose in “quality of finish” we gain in offering other things. IE we replace anything that breaks inside of 6 months (why not FDM parts are like 10p each!), PLA = environmentally friendly, we can also print easily in…
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Hi there I just posted a similar topic. I’ll share what I know and my research on the topic. I went to TCT this year, primarily to see the Form Fuse. I was slightly disappointed. Its very big, the prints weren’t super great and it’s just been delayed again. I’ve had very early Makerbots etc and if…
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I’ve been FDM printing for years, i’m now outsourcing SLS prints but and am trying to weigh up if an SLS printer will work for us here. We print all kinds of parts that we sell to ad value to our core products, which are Rugged devices, so we’re printing all the time. I have particular interest in…
