3 ms·
This looks great! I myself just bought a chinese 3d printer to prototype some parts. One thing I noticed was QA was difficult. If I did a run of 10k parts, ho
by manglav 10y ago
This looks great! I myself just bought a chinese 3d printer to prototype some parts. One thing I noticed was QA was difficult. If I did a run of 10k parts, how would you QA them?
- jschwartz11 10y agoWe are able to get more consistent prints than a lot of people using their own printer, mostly because we've been able to build a lot of process around maintain and operation. So, for a given part, we'd make a sample for you to get approval, and then use that as spec. We regularly test printers to make sure they're operating normally.
- manglav 10y agoGreat! Sorry I didn't know whether or not to post to the root. I noticed you only had PLA and TPU materials. Is ABS in the works? My project required waterproofing and more strength than PLA.
- jschwartz11 10y agoDefinitely in our roadmap! Until then, we can also print with PLA++ (a stronger PLA), and have done some projects in nylon if that would work for you.