Additive Manufacturing vs 3D Printing
26 Dec 2022 21:46 #260349
by Bari
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When this forum got started I thought that people would share their ideas and tech for additive manufacturing using LCNC vs just their CNC thermoplastic extrusion printers.
When you hear the term "3D printer" what comes to mind?
When you hear the term "3D printer" what comes to mind?
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26 Dec 2022 23:41 #260361
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3D printer?
Disease! Hoarding! Lack of space!![:) :)](/media/kunena/emoticons/smile.png)
I have 12 of those, only 1 is SLA still new and newer used as i can not find resin for it.
The FDM ones, some i built myself, despite having bought 11 but gave away 5 to friends who have kids so they can play and learn something new.
so
Disease = since i keep building more, just got my hands on an Octopus with 8 of TMC 2208 UART drivers, like 40 minutes ago!
Hoarding = i do not have space for them, i have to get 4 from the shop home since the moisture there is to much. I do not have use for all of them.
Lack of space = see above!![:) :)](/media/kunena/emoticons/smile.png)
While typing this was watching 3D printing nerd on youtube about printing ceramics with FDM. And no, he is not good for anything 3D printing but has access to new stuff.
Personally, i think by now everything has already been done related to 3D printing, but bringing it to masses was about 20 years late.
As far as i am aware, there are members using LinuxCNC for 3D printers, one or two using it for laser sintering but not much info here, and someone using it for "jet metal bonding" or however it was called, Crank Town City on youtube uses it for everything even 3D printing with a CO2 welder.
I had an FDM with LinuxCNC but needed the drives so i went the arduino mega/ramps route.
Disease! Hoarding! Lack of space!
![:) :)](/media/kunena/emoticons/smile.png)
I have 12 of those, only 1 is SLA still new and newer used as i can not find resin for it.
The FDM ones, some i built myself, despite having bought 11 but gave away 5 to friends who have kids so they can play and learn something new.
so
Disease = since i keep building more, just got my hands on an Octopus with 8 of TMC 2208 UART drivers, like 40 minutes ago!
Hoarding = i do not have space for them, i have to get 4 from the shop home since the moisture there is to much. I do not have use for all of them.
Lack of space = see above!
![:) :)](/media/kunena/emoticons/smile.png)
While typing this was watching 3D printing nerd on youtube about printing ceramics with FDM. And no, he is not good for anything 3D printing but has access to new stuff.
Personally, i think by now everything has already been done related to 3D printing, but bringing it to masses was about 20 years late.
As far as i am aware, there are members using LinuxCNC for 3D printers, one or two using it for laser sintering but not much info here, and someone using it for "jet metal bonding" or however it was called, Crank Town City on youtube uses it for everything even 3D printing with a CO2 welder.
I had an FDM with LinuxCNC but needed the drives so i went the arduino mega/ramps route.
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26 Dec 2022 23:58 - 27 Dec 2022 00:04 #260363
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Thank you for the laugh!
I have been using LCNC for all types of additive manufacturing systems for over a decade. SLS, SLA, mSLA/LCD/DLP, inkjet, extrusion etc etc.
sls4all.com/ doing it the hard way.
discord.com/invite/qDFNFASM57 SLS invite to Discord SLS project that can use LCNC almost immediately, but the devs want to use some sort of cnc glue gun controls with klipper. Gluttons for punishment I say. (BigTreeTech board SKR 1.4 Turbo and Raspberry Pi 4B (2GB RAM at this moment).
SKR lp17xx may be ported to Remora or might already work. LCNC with a GUI might be nicer. The design may be pretty easily converted to a binderjet or multijet fusion printer. The powder bed and spreader isn't that bad. LCNC can easily run either.
I have been using LCNC for all types of additive manufacturing systems for over a decade. SLS, SLA, mSLA/LCD/DLP, inkjet, extrusion etc etc.
sls4all.com/ doing it the hard way.
discord.com/invite/qDFNFASM57 SLS invite to Discord SLS project that can use LCNC almost immediately, but the devs want to use some sort of cnc glue gun controls with klipper. Gluttons for punishment I say. (BigTreeTech board SKR 1.4 Turbo and Raspberry Pi 4B (2GB RAM at this moment).
SKR lp17xx may be ported to Remora or might already work. LCNC with a GUI might be nicer. The design may be pretty easily converted to a binderjet or multijet fusion printer. The powder bed and spreader isn't that bad. LCNC can easily run either.
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27 Dec 2022 00:18 #260365
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![:) :)](/media/kunena/emoticons/smile.png)
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that is a joke, i consistently keep forgetting to take pictures and video of my stuff, shame on me!
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I am pretty sure you mentioned this before, but i still do not believe a thing! No pictures/video, so never happened!I have been using LCNC for all types of additive manufacturing systems for over a decade. SLS, SLA, mSLA/LCD/DLP, inkjet, extrusion etc etc.
![:) :)](/media/kunena/emoticons/smile.png)
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that is a joke, i consistently keep forgetting to take pictures and video of my stuff, shame on me!
![:) :)](/media/kunena/emoticons/smile.png)
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27 Dec 2022 00:34 #260366
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I posted a few before this forum was started:
forum.linuxcnc.org/show-your-stuff/39213...d-msla-mlcd-printers
forum.linuxcnc.org/show-your-stuff/39212...nc-for-sls-printiers
forum.linuxcnc.org/show-your-stuff/39213...d-msla-mlcd-printers
forum.linuxcnc.org/show-your-stuff/39212...nc-for-sls-printiers
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27 Dec 2022 01:45 #260369
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Oh, so that was you !one or two using it for laser sintering but not much info here,
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27 Dec 2022 02:04 - 27 Dec 2022 02:08 #260370
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I don't understand why some people prefer
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vs LCNC that gives you
imgur.com/RhCBjtd
imgur.com/Ng3VPb3
vs LCNC that gives you
imgur.com/RhCBjtd
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27 Dec 2022 02:23 - 27 Dec 2022 02:28 #260371
by Bari
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www.twi-global.com/technical-knowledge/f...ditive-manufacturing
"Additive manufacturing (AM) or additive layer manufacturing (ALM) is the industrial production name for 3D printing, a computer controlled process that creates three dimensional objects by depositing materials, usually in layers."
But, when you mention "3D Printer" most people think it is just a FFF/FDM thermoplastic extrusion type printer.
When someone says "CNC Machine", do most people think that it is just a mill or lathe and not a wide range of computer controlled machines?
I am not sure today. That is why i am asking a group of CNC users, engineers and machinists.
"Additive manufacturing (AM) or additive layer manufacturing (ALM) is the industrial production name for 3D printing, a computer controlled process that creates three dimensional objects by depositing materials, usually in layers."
But, when you mention "3D Printer" most people think it is just a FFF/FDM thermoplastic extrusion type printer.
When someone says "CNC Machine", do most people think that it is just a mill or lathe and not a wide range of computer controlled machines?
I am not sure today. That is why i am asking a group of CNC users, engineers and machinists.
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27 Dec 2022 12:14 #260390
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Yes, 3D printer means FDM for most people as that is what they see on media.
CNC is where i live plasma or laser cutter, very rarely a mill.
CNC is where i live plasma or laser cutter, very rarely a mill.
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27 Dec 2022 16:35 #260407
by cakeslob
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camufacturing.com/aplus/
This is a company from the next city over to me, I really want access to this mastercam Additive manufacturing add-on. Basically regular mastercam, but combined with 3d printing slicing/toolpathing. I know you guys dont like mikkkro$haft related stuff, but mastercam is a very powerful cam tool. I also cannot find any 3dprinting cam software that would function on the level similar to cnc cam, where I can select geometry and make the toolpath. This is the closest thing I have found so far.
remora supports both the skr1.3/1.4 and the octopus board, tommy get in on this remora shit,.
This is a company from the next city over to me, I really want access to this mastercam Additive manufacturing add-on. Basically regular mastercam, but combined with 3d printing slicing/toolpathing. I know you guys dont like mikkkro$haft related stuff, but mastercam is a very powerful cam tool. I also cannot find any 3dprinting cam software that would function on the level similar to cnc cam, where I can select geometry and make the toolpath. This is the closest thing I have found so far.
remora supports both the skr1.3/1.4 and the octopus board, tommy get in on this remora shit,.
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