3D Scanning and Printing

3D Scanning and Printing

Test the design rules for your 3D printer

The 3D printer we used is a SindohP200 DP200 specification

We tested with default setting of DP200 Materials are white PLA I changed the stl file to g code using 3DWorks Appearance of DP200 I printed out the design file on USB After everything is done, wait until the bed cools and remove it using tools

Strength test We’ve found that for thin, long pieces of work, it’s very strong to print on a bed

Support Test If there is space between the output and the floor, we have confirmed that a supporter is required

Surface test Depending on the state of the filament, the bumpy side can occur To get a smoother surface, you have to lower the height of the layer

Thickness test Our printer could be implemented from 0.5mm The gap could be implemented from 0.3mm

Bridge test At 8mm, the middle of the bridge began to droop

Overhang distance test Overhang failed from 4mm

Tolerance test The fit was right up to 0.3mm

Dimension test Internal and external errors of 0.05 mm

Infil test Between 15 and 30 percent was enough