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The enclosure looks like it's leaving a lot on the table in terms of cooling channels and structure. Given the printing can do all kinds of shapes it looks like
by Already__Taken 9y ago
The enclosure looks like it's leaving a lot on the table in terms of cooling channels and structure. Given the printing can do all kinds of shapes it looks like it's replicated the kind of body that would come out of a mill or mold.
Are there any printers that can put down glass fibre in the process?
- jononor 9y agoThe MarkForged 3d-printers can put down carbon or kevlar fiber with Nylon binder.