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5. 3D Scanning and Printing

This week I worked on 3D printing for the first time even though I was worried that I might damage the 3D printer. I have had these machines for a while but I will use it with the demo models that was saved in the printer storage. So first of all I needed to learn about my 3D printers before getting to work with them.

I have a BambuLab X1 Carbon, Dremel 3D45, and BambuLab P1S. The first two are the only ones that are working properly.

These are the specifications based on the information provided on their websites:

3D Printers Specifications

BambuLab X1 Carbon Specification
Nozzle Diameter 0.4 mm
Filament Diameter 1.75 mm
Dimensions 389389457 mm3
Max Speed of Tool Head 500 mm/s
Max Acceleration of Tool Head 20 m/s2
Build Volume 256256256 mm3
Max Cutting Depth 8-9mm
Supported Filament PLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, ASA, PET, PA, PC, Carbon/Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer
Bambu Micro Lidar Yes
Chamber Monitoring Camera 1920 x 1080 Included
Door Sensor Yes
Filament Run Out Sensor Yes
Filament Odometry Optional with AMS
Power Loss Recover Yes
Max Build Plate Temperature 110 @220 V, 120 @110 V
Max Hot End Flow 32 mm3/s @ABS (Model: 150 x 150 mm single wall Material: Bambu ABS; Temperature: 280

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3D Printers Testing

Connecting to the network using IP Address to my Dremel 3D45

3D Printers being tested

Bambu Lab & Dremel 3D45 Printers testing:

All in one test

All in one Test

Then I did the all in onee test for my Dremel 3D45, I downloaded a file through this link

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Then I used Orca Slicer to do the temperature test

To be able to do the test on Bambu Lab I had to take the stl file to Bambu Studio so I can connect to the 3D printer without having to log out and log back in every 20 minutes.

Bambu Lab X1 Carbon

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Dremel 3D45

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Flow Dynamic Test using Bambu Studio

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Temperature Test

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So I went to chatgpt and I uploaded the image above and it suggested that I do the following:

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Dremel

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Hanging Test

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Speed Test

I downloaded the file for the speed test as I tried the built in file on Orca but it didn’t work well for the Dremel.

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Dremel

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Bambu Lab

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This was the first time I made the test and it was a mistake

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Individual Assignment

I designed a sphere inside a cube as this was something new for me to learn especially about using the revolve attribute as I have never used it before.

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Fixing the Dremel 3D45

In this video you can see the issue that I have come across with my Dremel 3D45

So I asked for support and Areg advised me to follow this tutorial

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Files

Speed Test

Nozzle Temperature Test

Sphere in a Cube

Reflection

I started to get comfortable using these codes of the cheat sheet to compress the images or the videos. These that I have found useful for this task

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