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Posted · Polycarbonat Druck

Ja, ist möglich.

http://richrap.blogspot.de/2011/09/indestructamendel-polycarbonate-3d.html

Bin mir nicht ganz sicher was Colorfabb XT oder spezielle Taulmann Filamente sind, aber ich meine das geht in Richtung Polycarbonat, sind aber vermutlich Mischungen.

Hier gibts PC Filamente, sogar farbig und bezahlbar:

http://reprap.me/plastic/master-filament.html

Viele Grüße,

Philip

 

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    Posted · Polycarbonat Druck

    Vielen Dank,

    das PC Filament ist tatsächlich recht günstig. Fragt sich nur wie die Qualität ist.

    Hast du Erfahrungen mti PC Druck aufm Ultimaker? Grundsätzlich erstaunt mir die recht hohe Druckauflösung!

     

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    Posted · Polycarbonat Druck

    Ja, ist möglich.

    http://richrap.blogspot.de/2011/09/indestructamendel-polycarbonate-3d.html

    Bin mir nicht ganz sicher was Colorfabb XT oder spezielle Taulmann Filamente sind, aber ich meine das geht in Richtung Polycarbonat, sind aber vermutlich Mischungen.

    Hier gibts PC Filamente, sogar farbig und bezahlbar:

    http://reprap.me/plastic/master-filament.html

    Viele Grüße,

    Philip

     

    Stimmt nicht ganz:

    XT und T-Glase sind PET-G basierte Filamente. Das ist ein Copolymer, aber nicht Polycarbonat.

    Von PC filament habe ich bisher nur eines gehört: dass es extrem brüchig ist, und über Nacht zerbricht wenn man es im Drucker eingespannt lässt.

    Kann allerdings nicht sagen, ob das ein allgemeines Problem bei PC ist, habe die Erfahrung nie selber gemacht. Eigentlich würde ich ja erwarten, dass PC sehr stabil wird, insbesondere was Schlagzähigkeit und Bruchfestigkeit angehen.

    Allerdings ist "Polycarbonat" ein ziemlich offener Begriff. Es gibt wohl sehr viele verschiedene Arten von PC, und es müssen längst nicht alle die selben Eigenschaften haben wie z.B. Lexan.

     

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    Posted · Polycarbonat Druck

    ja mir gefällt PC eben wegen seiner guten mechanischen Eigenschaften. Bietet sich daher auch als Druck an. Aber so ganz ohne Erfahrungsberichte du ich mir bissal schwer :-/.

    Vielen dank für die ausführliche Antwort!

     

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