Ceramic Ideas #1 - How to 3D print straight objects as basis for molds
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Tricks and tips on how to make 3D-printed plastic mother molds that are completely straight and do not deform. The printed mother molds are ideal for making identical plaster molds. An unlimited number of plaster molds can be cast from the printed mother mold to be able to produce in edition.
The digital workshop of sundaymorning@ekwc has extensively researched the value of 3D printing for the ceramic process. If you want to learn more and grow your ceramics skillset: we have an 11-part video Masterclass 3D-printing of mother-molds avalaible.
Get access and more information about the video course here: sundaymorning....
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I'm pondering a project that will utilize 3D printed molds for ceramics. A friend of mine does ceramics. Your video gave me some ideas. Thank you!
I too own an MK3s. I've had it now for almost 4 years. One of my favorite tools for creating my things. Have a good day!
Thanks a lot 🙏
Cheers!
I also use a Prusa MK2 to print PLA master molds for plaster molds, and experienced warped surfaces. I found that slight breezes (air conditioners) and temperature changes during printing were causing distortion on my surfaces. I built a good enclosure for my printer, and my troubles went away.........
Great you found a solution!
Sander Alblas rules!
Try turning off or reducing the part cooling fan or building an enclosure around your printer. It shouldn't do that
if you're warping that much you probably should look at the temperature difference between the print and your ambient room, looks like you're in a barn somewhere, drafts are horrible for prints as one side cools faster than the other. Like others have said, definitely look into getting or making an enclosure just to keep your print a very homogeneous temperature throughout.
Curious how well they worked as actual molds, I'm assuming you have another video on that so I'm gonna go look on your channel
this is great.
Do you offer custom prints to be made if I sent you a CAD drawing?
You can send me an email at jorgen@ekwc.nl so we can discuss the possibilities.
this is awesome, where can we find/buy the stl files?
Hi Leah, these are just examples. You can draw and print your own designs in a 3D program. If you want to learn more about the process of 3D printing for mother molds you can also consider the 11-part course we offer in our webstore. See here for more info: sundaymorning.ekwc.nl/product/online-masterclass-3d/?lang=en
I wish to see the machine printing... not you speaking all the video....
then youtube search "3d print timelapse" for that, this video is clearly for people interested in making 3d printed molds for ceramics :))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
idiota