The leaning of the left/back wall is not a mistake but a test of slight overhang performance.
Metal 3D Printing with a CNC controlled MIG Welder
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Meduza
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Metal 3D Printing with a CNC controlled MIG Welder
I just have to show this picture of a experiment a friend of mine did a few weeks ago (yes i have sent him a invitation to this forum), with a MIG welder attached to a 3 axis CNC plasma table
The leaning of the left/back wall is not a mistake but a test of slight overhang performance.
The leaning of the left/back wall is not a mistake but a test of slight overhang performance.
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LePaul
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Re: Metal 3D Printing with a CNC controlled MIG Welder
Now that's pretty impressive! (Support material will be a challenge!)
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Anders Olsson
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Re: Metal 3D Printing with a CNC controlled MIG Welder
Nice! Approximately what size is it?
Did you try to cut through the material to see how solid it gets?
Did you try to cut through the material to see how solid it gets?
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Meduza
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Re: Metal 3D Printing with a CNC controlled MIG Welder
@Anders Olsson: It is about 7,5cm outside diameter, and the "extrusion width" is about 6mm.