MikeAPD

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   by MikeAPD 10y ago

   Hi, I wrote this article. To answer your suspicions. 1) Realistically they are within an hour of each other regardless of infill so the total print time was negligible in this experiment. A few changes on both machines could make either or
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   by MikeAPD 10y ago

   I can't give you an exact reject rate but it went through at least 3 iterations before being acceptable. As for tolerances and material properties (overall strength of the part) the Stratasys machine is superior in both aspects. As I m
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   by MikeAPD 10y ago

   Hi, I wrote the article. I am really enjoying the comments everyone has contributed. One major detail I left out was the amount of failed parts that came out of the professional machine prior to getting a good one. I was unaware of the reje