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26th September 2018, 10:34 PM #31
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Not at all a dumb question.
Originally Posted by nyamo_iaint
Yes it would make a difference but then again I have also see some "not that smooth" PVC pipe.
Female junctions would be the least affected.Or for short enough lengths would it not really matter much.
YesI guess it would still be better than flexy pipe.
YesWould it make sense to try to orient the thread longitudinal to the airflow rather than concentrically around it (assuming that it even possible with the printer)?
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27th September 2018, 02:02 AM #32
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Gents would the under table hood for the bandsaw work better if it was placed lower from the table and flared like a bell mouth to more allow air in? I assume it it tight to the bottom of the table.
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27th September 2018, 02:59 PM #33
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3D printed parts can be wet sanded to make them completely smooth
On another matter, for table saws, Im thinking its time to design and print a decent dust collector funnel to fit around the blade underneath
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I might even finish that Laguna SUV bandsaw dust shroud I've been farting around with for years! How exciting!
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27th September 2018, 09:37 PM #34
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The printed surfaces are much smoother than you would expect (or at least with the Prusa). Sure they are not PVC quality, but I still struggle to comprehend how good these printed parts come out.
The other thing that impresses me, is how accurate the prints are. I have been doing a few test lately to test accuracy. With no calibration, over 160mm the print is coming in better than 0.5mm in the x and y axis (and I need to change the test pattern to get better measurements), and within 0.1mm in the Z axis.
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19th March 2019, 02:02 PM #35
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Hi Pearo - these are fantastic, would you consider selling some to me? Thanks!
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