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The PLA filament from ERYONE* is extremely popular. Why this filament is so popular, I wanted to find out myself! In this hands-on review, I tested it extensivly and made several calibrations and test prints with it. The ERYONE PLA filament has a consistent … Read more
If you are looking for a 3D printer, sooner or later you will have to decide between a Bowden extruder and a direct drive extruder. Both systems have their advantages and disadvantages and are suitable for different requirements. A Bowden extruder sits on the … Read more
The Neptune 3 Plus from Elegoo is an almost perfect large format 3D printer. But to get a perfect print quality, you also need to choose the right settings in Cura. The correct Cura settings for the Neptune 3 Plus are included in the … Read more
The Neptune 3 Plus from Elegoo is not only the larger version of the Neptune 3, it also has a few more features that make it one of the best large format 3D printers. The most important features of the Neptune 3 Plus are … Read more
Layer shifts in 3D printing are extremely frustrating and can cost a lot of time, nerves and filament. When a layer shift occurs, the rest of the object is shifted above the layer where it occurred. The most common causes of layer shifts in … Read more
At first glance, the BQ-Hurakan or BIQU-Hurakan and the Ender-3 V2 Neo are very similar. But which one is better? The biggest advantage of the BQ-Hurakan over the Ender-3 V2 Neo is the standard Klipper integration. With this firmware, higher print speeds are possible … Read more
Print bed adhesion is one of the most important things in 3D printing. If the object does not adhere properly to the print bed, it will come loose and the job will have to be restarted. There are many ways to improve print bed … Read more
Is the Ender-5 S1 a worthy successor to the Ender-5 Pro? In this hands-on comparison of the two 3D printers, I’ll show you their similarities and differences, so you can make the right buying decision.
Compared to the Ender-5 S1, the print bed of … Read more
When a new 3D printer is released, the question is always what makes it better than its predecessors. The biggest advantages of the Ender-5 S1 over the Ender-5 Plus* are that the Ender-5 S1 can print about twice as fast, has a flexible print … Read more
The Ender-5 S1 is a cube-shaped 3D printer that achieves high print speeds of over 100 mm/s with its sturdy construction and “Sprite” direct drive extruder. The art of 3D printing is to achieve a good print quality even at such high printing speeds … Read more
In this hands-on review, I’ll introduce you to the Atomstack X7 Pro* in detail and show you what cutting and engraving quality you can expect. Key Takeaways Who Should Buy the Atomstack X7 Pro? The Atomstack X7 Pro is ideal for anyone looking for … Read more
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COOKIE CUTTER SET COOKIE CUTTER BABIES BABIES BEE RABBIT FROG BEE RABBIT BEE RABBIT FROG
€7. -50% €3.76
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Round Bee
€3.76
bee box
Free
Bee Wall Hanging, Decoration
€0.69
Bee Cutter
€0.54
Cutter baby crying bunny
€0.99
Cat crying baby cutter
€0.99
Kawaii Bee STL FILE FOR 3D PRINTING - LASER CNC ROUTER - 3D PRINTABLE MODEL STL MODEL STL DOWNLOAD BATH BOMB/SOAP
€3.29
Super Leon Professional Xmas Bullet
€7.53
Super Leon Professional Christmas Deer
€7.53
Jaula para transporte de Abeja Reina.
€5.99
Set of 5 Honeybee / Bee / Beehive Cookie Cutters, Bonus Plaque Classic Shapes
€0.93
Insect Head - Sweat Bee
€12.31
Cammy White Killer Bee Street Fighter
€20
Kaws Santa Claus
€6.59
6 Coaster Animal Bee
€2.50
6 Coaster Animal 3
€2.50
Bee or bird trough
Free
IKEA SKADIS Bee
€0.60
Kaws BFF x Dior
€7.06
Kaws BFF x Dior
€7.06
Hommage to Krajnska Čebela
Free
spelling bee medal
€2
Minecraft Bee
€0.
50
bee
€5.43
Kaws Holiday Changbai Mountain
€9.88
Kaws The Promise
€9.88
bee earrings ring 3D print model
€35
Entrance to asian hornet trap
€10
Bee, honeycomb, jar cutter
Free
Small classic honey bee feeder for research
Free
reducer for beehive entrance
€1.50
Weapon of the Bee Miraculous (Spinning top)
€3
Fantasy Bee Tumbler
€1
apiary and beekeepers 3D print model
€27
bee insect
€12
bee insect
€22
honeycomb wall storage
€6
Bee
€10
“PuppyCat“ from bee and puppycat
Free
Beehive Wall Organizer
€2.
81
Bee Model
€1.72
Bee Stl File
€3.29
Bee hotel or beehotel
Free
Maya the bee
€0.50
Minecraft Bee
€2
Bee and Honeycomb Layer Stencil
€3.78
Halloween Keychains
€1.34
| 3DNews Technologies and IT market. News Environment Drone turned into a 3D construction printer... The most interesting in the reviews 09/23/2022 [14:10], Gennady Detinich Scientists from Imperial College London and the Swiss Empa Institute have created drones for building and repairing buildings in hard-to-reach places without installing scaffolding and involving cranes and helicopters. Image source: Imperial College London Two types of drones are doing the work. Drones BuilDrones are directly involved in the construction. They carry building material and nozzles - in fact, these are improvised flying 3D printers. ScanDrones drones monitor the construction process - they digitize the object in the process of construction and automatically correct the work of builder drones. The human operator does not interfere with the process, but can take control at any time if something goes wrong. nine0007 In the lab, the drones were able to create a 2.05m-high cylindrical structure out of polyurethane foam and an 18cm column out of a cement-like material. The deviation from the drawings was 5 mm. In the first case, the drones laid 72 layers of material, and in the second - 28. Interestingly, the material supply nozzle in the drone is able to move to the side, compensating for the builder drone's random yaw in the air. “We have proven the concept that drones can work autonomously and in tandem for building construction and renovation, at least in the lab, ,” said Mirko Kovac, project leader from the Imperial Faculty of Aeronautics and the Empa Center for Materials and Robotics Technology. . "This scalable solution can help build and renovate hard-to-reach areas such as tall buildings." In the future, the researchers do not exclude the possibility that the proposed solution will help build structures on Mars when it comes to colonization. nine0007 Source: If you notice an error, select it with the mouse and press CTRL+ENTER. Related materials Permanent URL: Headings: News Hardware, robotics world, cutting edge science, environment, Drones & Quadcopters, Tags: drones, 3d printing, construction ← В past To the future → |
The process was peeped at by bees and wasps, which build nests at height and in secluded places. nine0007 
For example, this is useful when building in windy weather. rectangular, triangular, wavy or honeycomb
You must have printed quite a few things already.
The best way to learn something is to research the issue and make a lot of this “something”.
Infill
Of course, you have seen all kinds of infill settings in your slicer. There's no doubt that you've also paid attention to how the printer prints the insides of your objects, and maybe thought about the structure of those insides. In this article, we will take a closer look at this issue. There are many different infills, but here we'll take a closer look at four types - rectangular, triangular, undulating, and hexagonal or honeycomb. nine0007
Rectangular
Rectangular filling is the most common and common, it has no advantages over most others. This is a simple padding and is often set by default. Most people still use it and don't give much thought to whether there is anything else.
Wavy
It's almost pointless unless you want a piece that needs to curl and be a little more flexible.
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Triangular
A very useful shape, strongly reinforcing the object and holding lateral loads well. Many people like this filling, especially when strong walls or long and thin structures are required. Think about bridges and rafters.
Hexagonal or honeycomb
Best strength infill for any particular material. This form is the most efficient for this function and prints quickly, and is recommended for most solutions. It allows you to save material, time, energy; besides, it is durable. That is why honeycombs have a hexagonal (aka hexagonal) shape. In terms of bee economics, wax is very expensive to produce, and the bees try to build houses for their babies to store honey and other useful things, using the minimum amount of material. Nature uses hexagons wherever she can: this form is efficient, elegant, it is beautiful mathematically. This natural phenomenon results from the fact that the circles are pressed together. To be honest, the bees don't care what they build, they're just trying to make tubes where they can squeeze their carcass.
More and more of these tubes are being built, and in a limited space they are pressed together to form hexagons. As a result of such a process, only such a shape can be formed - this is why hexagons are so common in nature. Do an experiment: take some soapy water, a straw and blow some bubbles. Bubbles are clear spheres. If we now try to release a large bubble and begin to surround it with others, smaller ones, then such a construction can be obtained when there are six of these smaller bubbles. What is called - watch your hands. nine0007
What are we talking about and what do bees have to do with 3D printing? A significant part of 3D printing objects are real structures, projects, and it would be useful to know what nature does in similar situations, what it prefers in its creations. Whether you are an artist, an engineer, or both, nature is always wiser and we must heed its lessons. Hexagonal filling will most likely suit all your needs, it is durable and the least material intensive, it saves time and money.
