Granule printer with extruder V5 2: Test print 3DBenchy

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Table Of Contents:
00:00 Introduction
00:53 Extruder V5.2
02:28 3DBenchy: First Layer
05:20 3DBenchy: Infill
06:20 3DBenchy: Deck
07:26 3DBenchy: Lower structure
08:27 3DBenchy: Anchor gap
09:27 3DBenchy: Bow tip
10:24 3DBenchy: Cabin
11:22 3DBenchy: Roof
12:24 3DBenchy: Chimney
14:05 Conclusion

[inoid]

Whow, mit diesen rudimentären mitteln so ein Ergebnis !!! Respekt

[gydo]

Regarding the part cooling, maybe you can set a minimum layer time for the chimney. It seemed to still be partially melted while the next layer was being printed, which makes it sag. Very cool project!

[BookedDolphin]

You inspired me to make a sugar printer last year. Didn't work though😅. Glad to see a granular extruder now

[jessicav]

Wow! Great work! Now I wonder if it would even help that much to have a custom machined screw which fit the bore perfectly. There doesn't seem to be that much performance left to gain.

[XXCoder]

I wonder if there can be alternatives to retracting, like just lifting screw up and down rather than reversing it.

[ZappyOh]

What slicer are you using ... and how do you determine the flow-rate for granulates?