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Geht solch ein Teil im 3D Druck und welches Filament benötigt man ?

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Hi,

ist es möglich, mit dem Ultimaker 2 so etwas ähnliches auszudrucken ?

Falls ja, welches weiche und biegsame Filament (Achtung sehr dünne Wandstärke) könnte man verwenden ?

PS: Von den Kosten unsinnig - 3 Stück kosten knapp 9 € - aber die 3D DIY Frage - geht so etwas heute schon - stelle ich mir zumindest sehr herausfordernd vor :)

http://www.tchibo.de/3-abflusssiebe-p400054877.html

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    Danke für den Tipp :)

    Das scheint schon mal ein recht guter Ansatz zu sein - aber wohl auch sehr teuer - so ca. 60 € als 1,75 mm bei 500g

    PS: Gibt es noch eine Alternative zu dem NinjaFlex Filament ?

    http://www.fennerdrives.com/25c4272a-f5ab-404a-af98-a0ade180419c/_/3d/

     

     

     

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    Hi,

    Ja es gibt auch noch andere Hersteller von flexiblem Filament, allerdings geben die sich alle nicht viel vom Preis her. Musst einfach mal danach googlen.

    Gruß Dirk

    P.s.

    Wenn du so ein Teil gedruckt haben möchtest, und auch schon eine fertige 3D Datei dafür hast, dann könnte ich dir sowas drucken. Wollte mir eh mal flexibles Pla kaufen zum testen. Bei Bedarf kann ich das Teil auch für dich als 3D Modell erstellen wenn du mir ne Skizze mit den Maßen schickst.

    Bei Interesse alles weitere per pn.

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