and finnaly: dApA screw extruder 
Posted by enricodare
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and finnaly: dApA screw extruder March 27, 2014 06:06AM |
Hi,
hello, here you can see the final version of my screw extrude for 3mm filament.
2400 step
yes, I have made many attempts to reach the final result
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Enrico
[www.dapa3dservice.it] [www.studiodapa.it]
repstrap dApA, Ramps 1.4, MarlinKimbra / scanner 3D Cubify Sense / Formlabs Form 2
hello, here you can see the final version of my screw extrude for 3mm filament.
2400 step
yes, I have made many attempts to reach the final result
[www.youtube.com]
[www.youtube.com]
Enrico
[www.dapa3dservice.it] [www.studiodapa.it]
repstrap dApA, Ramps 1.4, MarlinKimbra / scanner 3D Cubify Sense / Formlabs Form 2
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Re: and finnaly: dApA screw extruder April 19, 2014 07:39AM |
Would it require more torque, or more RPM in a stepper motor? And will this technique still be viable with higher speeds, if you would find a suitable stepper motor capable of these higher speeds?
Did you try to make it work with different steppers?
It's especially an interesting concept, I wonder if other people will join you in developing these kind of techniques.
Did you know that ages ago, in The Netherlands, people already designed worm-wheel pumps with windmills on top to 'pull' water from one lower bassin to a higher one? (as in the last image?)
It is based on Archimedes' wormwheel technique.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/19/2014 07:46AM by Ohmarinus.
Did you try to make it work with different steppers?
It's especially an interesting concept, I wonder if other people will join you in developing these kind of techniques.
Did you know that ages ago, in The Netherlands, people already designed worm-wheel pumps with windmills on top to 'pull' water from one lower bassin to a higher one? (as in the last image?)
It is based on Archimedes' wormwheel technique.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/19/2014 07:46AM by Ohmarinus.
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