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Well, I, for one, am trying really hard. My attention has lately turned to the possibilities offered by ‘new’ materials, especially ceramics. I have a hunch tha
by Vox_Leone 3y ago
Well, I, for one, am trying really hard. My attention has lately turned to the possibilities offered by ‘new’ materials, especially ceramics. I have a hunch that 40% of everything the industry produces with steel could be built with oxides and rare earths.
We’re making experiments with ceramics, with interesting results[0]. Different forms different demands, different textures.
(*)This links to my blog, so I’m breaking the url so as not to be accused of spamming the board.
[0]h\\ps://voxleone.com/2024/03/05/3d-printing-im-making-a-500c-ceramic-hot-end/
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- OJFord 3y agoFor what it's worth, nobody's going to mind you linking your own blog when that isn't disguised, i.e. you said 'we're' and the domain matches your username, not like you said 'this company is doing amazing stuff I'm investing and so should you' without disclosing your involvement or something!
- verisimi 3y ago> My attention has lately turned to the possibilities offered by ‘new’ materials, especially ceramics. Are new materials, such as ceramics, recyclable?
- gunapologist99 3y agoAppreciate your concern about spamming but please fix your url. Very painful esp on mobile
- detourdog 3y agoI'm in the same boat as you and have decided to focus on vacuum infused resins for my production process. I don't plan on high volume and although the article states that composites use more energy than steel I have a hard time believing it. I decided on this process becuase I can pair almost any material with the resin. I can also select resin for particular properties.