How Much Electricity Does a 3D Printer Use? Link to Watt Meter used in video - amzn.to/3PVwr0P Please note, link is an affiliate link that I will earn a commission on.
Speaking my language! 😀 Great job showing Ohm's Law and explaining Kilowatt Hours! NEC says 80% of the total circuit load. 15amp circuit is good for 1440 watts. I'm an electrician and can agree this is excellent information for anyone that needs it.
If you really want to print PLA with a cold bed try using a bed adhesive. If you just want to try it, the cheap way is to use some dollar store glue stick. There are more expensive adhesives, but this would work to try it out. You can get 2 lager sticks at Dollar Tree for $1.25 plus tax. There are some RUclips videos on doing it. I haven't done it myself but I know some people do it that way
just the circuit. Multiple sockets can run on the same circuit though - depends how your house is wired. See if your circuit breaker box has a note / explanation (otherwise there may be some easy test you can search up)
Hmm, 30 days 24 hours at two cents 144$ a month per that specific printer. It's cool to see how cheap home manufacturing is, with the most expensive part being the design time.
Speaking my language! 😀 Great job showing Ohm's Law and explaining Kilowatt Hours! NEC says 80% of the total circuit load. 15amp circuit is good for 1440 watts. I'm an electrician and can agree this is excellent information for anyone that needs it.
Those 1440W cannot be surpassed on the same socket, or all electric consuming devices of the house cannot surpass this amount?
Smart thinking! Also you never want to overload a breaker even if it is below the wattage
Thanks, Lonnie, that was very informative 👍
If you really want to print PLA with a cold bed try using a bed adhesive. If you just want to try it, the cheap way is to use some dollar store glue stick. There are more expensive adhesives, but this would work to try it out.
You can get 2 lager sticks at Dollar Tree for $1.25 plus tax.
There are some RUclips videos on doing it. I haven't done it myself but I know some people do it that way
pritt stick and a small space heater with the printer in an enclosure..the easiest way to ensure adhesion while not sacrificing heat on the bed
Great video!!!! Thank you so much for answering my questions!
That last part was funny
Those 1800W cannot be surpassed on the same socket, or all electric consuming devices of the house cannot surpass this amount?
just the circuit. Multiple sockets can run on the same circuit though - depends how your house is wired. See if your circuit breaker box has a note / explanation (otherwise there may be some easy test you can search up)
At 5:54 I saw the cost reading hit 0.01, then it reset. why is this?
Movie magic
These scenes were filmed out-of-order based on the meter's clock.
Hmm, 30 days 24 hours at two cents 144$ a month per that specific printer.
It's cool to see how cheap home manufacturing is, with the most expensive part being the design time.
$14.40 :)
How is it 14.40?
@@hashiiextracts174330 × 24 × .02
I forgot to account for decimal movement when I was doing my math.
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