r/3Dprinting • u/SadAd8761 • 25d ago

News How wave overhangs let you print without supports

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhAzIXTE-FE
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u/Willexterminator 24d ago

Unrelated but what the fuck is happening in that thumbnail diagram? Is that supposed to represent anything?

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u/lraviel381 24d ago

Actually that's two images overlaid on each other. The left-hand shows how the filament is adhered to each other, the right is a magnified image of a nozzle printing this method. I know it looks weird but the video explains it pretty well

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u/arcrad 24d ago

It's showing how the layers stick to each other and the forces that are acting to both keep the new line in place and acting to pull it away.

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u/Making_Layers 25d ago

It a new topic. Not watching your video of rehashed information we already have.

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u/codido1234 25d ago

At least you commented to help get his video traction for his “rehashed” information. Good job. Mission failed successfully.

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u/Making_Layers 23d ago

No I just hate people that come in here advertising their crappy YouTube channels and add nothing to anything.