Printer Types Lesson 009: 3-D Printers Part 2

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What can be physically configured concerning the extruder on a 3D printer?

Different nozzles to be attached, allowing for finer or coarser control, depending on required detail.

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What is the benefit to using smaller nozzles on an extruder on a 3D printer?

It is more precise.

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What is the caveat to using smaller nozzles on an extruder on a 3D printer?

It is prone to clogging.

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What is the benefit to using larger nozzles on an extruder on a 3D printer?

It is less prone to clogging.

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What is the caveat to using larger nozzles on an extruder on a 3D printer?

It creates bulkier builds with less detail.

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Gears, Motors, and Motion Control System

Control either the movement of the build surface or the extruder itself.

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Fans

Help cool the melted filament as it’s extruded to ensure that the object retains its intended shape as the layers are built.

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Why is proper cooling important when 3D printing?

It avoids deformities in the final build product.

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Filament

The “ink” for a 3D printer that comes on a roll or spool and is fed into the extruder to create the object layer by layer.

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What makes some 3D printer filament different from other 3D printer filament?

The diameter of the filament itself, like 1.75mm or 3mm.

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What type of material is 3D printer filament usually made up of?

Plastic.

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What type of plastic filament do most home and office 3D printers use?

PLA or ABS.

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What makes the different filament types different?

Different properties and the requirement for specific settings of the extruder temperature and build plate temperature.

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What does proper settings for different filament types ensure?

Proper adhesion and build quality.

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Resin

A liquid plastic material in more advanced 3D printers, stored in a reservoir tank.

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What is liquid plastic resin also known as?

Photo polymer.

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How it the resin in 3D printers cured?

Through the use of ultraviolet lasers.

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Where is the utilization of resin in 3D printer seen more often?

In high end printers, not in home or small office environments.