Carbon/nylon 3D printer

Schrowang

Schroowwwaaaannnnnggggggg

• Jul 20, 2017

• #1

High Strength 3D Printing – Markforged
Prints with a carbon nylon fillament, claims to be pretty strong. They can print carbon fiber and kevlar as well.
Figured it was worth a discussion.

 

Last edited: Jul 20, 2017

Mark Nixon

No Savior among the flesh

• Jul 20, 2017

• #2

You're not a salesman are you? LOL

Mark.

 

Schrowang

Schroowwwaaaannnnnggggggg

• Jul 20, 2017

• #3

Only thing I'm selling is some ocean front property in Arizona, but that's a whole other thread.

 

Mark Nixon

No Savior among the flesh

• Jul 20, 2017

• #4

Well, then I have nothing new to add.
But ocean, instead of California, would be nice.

Mark.

 

joefarmer

MR. Supreme Overlord

• Jul 21, 2017

• #5

I've used some of this for prototyping through 3dhubs.com. The carbon fiber filled PE66 or PLA for at-home printing works too, but it's more brittle between layers.

The coolest thing I've had made is a laser sintered titanium jig (a CF-filled PE66 model is in the back). I asked for 316 SS, but they said Ti was cheaper.

 

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Schrowang

Schroowwwaaaannnnnggggggg

• Jul 25, 2017

• #6

Id have never guessed that titanium would be cheaper.