Never heard of the 3D printing #speedboatrace? More info here: all3dp.com/2/3...
I pulled off a regulation #3dbenchy in 8m35s with my RatRig V-Core-3 printer! Standard consumer 3D printers usually take from 30-75 minutes to print a 3dbenchy. Though I'd probably have to slow down to about 15 min to match the quality.
(Yes, this was supposed to be a #shorts video but I forgot to edit in portrait mode, whoops)
This is not even close to a record (which is closer to 4min). Getting under 10min is just a benchmark for having a tightly tuned printer and knowing how to get it up to these speeds without the machine destroying itself. And it's also pretty fun to watch! I don't really plan to try to go faster as I'm worried about premature wear on this printer I have spent a lot of time and money building (like 50 hrs + ~$2k)
Check out the following videos for more info about the printer:
Part 0 - RatRig V-Core-3 Pre-build War Room: • Ever wonder what goes ...
Part 1 - RatRig V-Core-3 Mechanical Assembly Timelapse: • DIY 3D Printer Build E...
Part 2 - RatRig V-Core-3 The rest: [TBD]
Print Settings:
* Speed: 325 mm/s
* Accel: 20,000 mm/s^2 (this is where the 0-60mph-in-1.4s text comes from)
* Square Corner Vel: 20 mm/s
* Filament: Polymaker ASA filament @ 280C nozzle (ASA is very similar to ABS)
* Flow rate: 41 mm^3/s
Printer Specs:
* RatRig V-Core-3.1 (400mm)
* Extruder: Orbiter 2.0
* Hotend: Phaetus Rapido UHF with 0.4mm volcano nozzle
15 сен 2024