Is there a 3d printing technique strong enough for…
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Is there a 3d printing technique strong enough for climbing holds?
I saw these climbing holds for sale on etsy. And after looking closer I realized they were 3D printed.
Don't get me wrong, I know printers these days make great products... But climbing holds need to be really strong ?
I messaged the seller and he said he just switched from polyurethane to polyethylene. But based on the photos it looks like it's still FDM printing.
So I guess I'm asking is it safe to print climbing holds? What filament or settings should I use?
Ps, this would not be for kids. I weigh over 250 lbs. So it kinda needs to be strong.
#3d #technology #3dprinting
I saw these climbing holds for sale on etsy. And after looking closer I realized they were 3D printed.
Don't get me wrong, I know printers these days make great products... But climbing holds need to be really strong ?
I messaged the seller and he said he just switched from polyurethane to polyethylene. But based on the photos it looks like it's still FDM printing.
So I guess I'm asking is it safe to print climbing holds? What filament or settings should I use?
Ps, this would not be for kids. I weigh over 250 lbs. So it kinda needs to be strong.
#3d #technology #3dprinting
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