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This is how printers work, right?
Month: April 2020
Boss-“I saw we can 3D print N95 mask” Me-“yeah it’s pretty hard & a lot of other people are working on that problem.” Boss-“Alright, well, here’s 10k in printing supplies anyways.”
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I’m a hospital worker in Charlotte NC. Were critically short on PPE. Someone 3D printed 1500 face shields and donated them to our hospital. Were assembling them and sending them straight to the ICU. Thank you printers!
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Advanced removal of 3d printed mask for continuous printing. The gantry interlocks with the nose piece and effectively pries it off. I wrote a python script to automatically replicate the G code and insert the removal sequence. It also moves the purge line over by a few mm each time.
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1st shipment of face shields and mask headed to UCONN and Hartford Hospital in CT
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We now have four printers in my house printing PPE for local hospitals.
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I was asked to print these respirator “valves” to help with the covid situation we have in Italy. So I entered in 24/7 auto mode. This way I am 100% efficient!
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Getting there
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RTV molding with a 3D printed mold.
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My 3D printed cyberdeck – Weyland Corp. Edition
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