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Can’t you do that with a regular printer and the last line use the print head with a shovel thing attachment to push it off the bed at the end?
by post_break 6y ago
Can’t you do that with a regular printer and the last line use the print head with a shovel thing attachment to push it off the bed at the end?
- shiftpgdn 6y agoMaybe, though you risk breaking the print head if the print is stuck to the print surface.
- jack_h 6y agoI've done this before where we were printing thousands of small objects for a small scale production build. I attached a kicker plate to the print head and modified the gcode to pop it off into a chute before printing the next one. This only really worked because the print was small with little surface area adhering to the print bed. In all honesty injection molding makes far more sense once you get into high enough numbers assuming the geometry is amenable to that.