07-08-2023, 01:32 PM
The average home user is able to design simple items and print them themselves. Most people cannot pass this level. Knobs for televisions or radios are a more complex form. Their design requires the ability to work with 3D graphic applications. Home users usually print items designed by someone else online, such as game figurines. It should be noted that 3D printing is developing very strongly in professional applications, but not in home. I personally printed knobs, speaker frames, cups for CRT neck, big rubber collar for CRT, black bushings to hide modern capacitors, transformer elements, rubber feet, various types of plugs, emblems. Elements that are very difficult to design due to their shape can be scanned in 3D technology and printed. Resin is increasingly being used as a printing material. She has good mechanical properties. Elements printed in this technology are smooth.
By the way, I have a friend who is interested in old cars. He designs and prints details for old Jaguar models.
Trevor, I encourage you to buy a 3D printer. It's fun. If you run out of glasses for guests, you can quickly print them. Each with their own name
By the way, I have a friend who is interested in old cars. He designs and prints details for old Jaguar models.
Trevor, I encourage you to buy a 3D printer. It's fun. If you run out of glasses for guests, you can quickly print them. Each with their own name
