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Subtractive manufacturing can produce many goods - particularly with multi-step production processes and multiple parts. But some objects | Subtractive manufacturing can produce many goods - particularly with multi-step production processes and multiple parts. But some objects can't be made that way. Others are simpler and faster to manufacture in a single operation additively. | ||
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Revision as of 22:15, 27 July 2020
Challenges
Subtractive manufacturing can produce many goods - particularly with multi-step production processes and multiple parts. But some objects can't be made that way. Others are simpler and faster to manufacture in a single operation additively.
Approaches
Use linear bearings, motors, and a controller to build a 3D printer. A hotend designed to consume plastic pellets instead of filament allows for direct recycling of shredded plastic goods.
Tools
Parts
| Quantity | Part | Link |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mahor pellet hot end | mahor.xyz |
Development targets
Repositories of printable parts
References
- BrickRap 3D printer
- Eiffel 3D printer
- Uses for 3D printers in the machine shop
