D-Shap 3D Printing
D-shape
DS I12x12x10 is a 3D printer that is usually used in building / home
construction. D-shape 3D printers can bind sand, and magnesium with other
materials so that they can form strong and easily shaped structures. This
printer works through 4 stages as follows:
1.
Apply the aggregate layer
2.
Move vertically the printing device according to the pitch
3.
Store the binder selectively according to the bitmap
4.
Repeat operation steps 1 to 3 for all layers that are 3d objects that have been
partitioned in the bottom-up process.
This
printer can print 3-dimensional objects with high flexibility and is selective
in all areas of the object. What distinguishes D-shape 3D printers from other
printers lies in its operating system, where this printer works using a binder
binding process that can store liquid binder to blend with other powder
material particles. Unlike the other types of printers that work on extrusion.
So that it can provide a wider variety of geometric variations.
This
tool is also equipped with a set of software that can be used to create 3d
object designs before printing. After the object is printed, it takes about 24
hours for the mold to be made hard. The printout from this printer has better
results than concrete. Concrete has a low resistance to stress, so it requires
an iron frame. Unlike the D-Shape structure which has a relatively high-tension
resistance, consequently it does not require an iron frame. Of course, this can
reduce production costs.
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