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Yeah this is just a thing you have to design around while using FDM printers, as others have mentioned. I really like melting in threaded inserts if you need th
by maxioatic 5y ago
Yeah this is just a thing you have to design around while using FDM printers, as others have mentioned. I really like melting in threaded inserts if you need threads, otherwise use a drill bit or reamer. If you need super tight tolerances (like CNC level tight) then a consumer grade 3D printer likely won't get you there though.
- 2muchcoffeeman 5y agoPrusa uses 3D printed parts and I'm a bit surprised just how good the prints are.
- maxioatic 5y agoI own one and can confirm they are quite nice. Still though, you aren’t getting machining level tolerances (0.001”) on a FDM machine no matter how hard you try.