ดาวน์โหลด "Building a Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) 3D Printer!"

What is SLS 3D Printing? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=848x-5rKhNk Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Sintratec Kit (USA): https://3dchimera.com/collections/3d-printers/products/sintratec-kit Sintratec Kit (EU): https://sintratec.com/sls-3d-printer/sintratec-kit/ Common tools and supplies: https://www.amazon.com/shop/dr.d-flo?geniuslink=true This is a one-of-a-kind video that walks through all of the components and theory that go into building a Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) 3D Printer. SLS is a much different 3D printing technology than filament- and resin-based 3D printers that have become increasingly common in the household. While not as popular among hobbyists due to cost, SLS printers are very prominent in the industry because they are capable of printing strong and durable parts out of nylon. SLS printers take powder as a raw material and fuse it together with a laser in a defined geometry. After one layer of powder is fused together another layer is swept over with a blade or roller. This powder handling system and optical setup is very unique to the SLS process and will be explained in detail in this video. The printer built in this video is the Sintratec kit, which as its names suggests comes in a DIY format where you have to assemble everything. This is the most affordable SLS printer that you can buy. Is it worth the $6k asking price? Watch the video to make your own judgement! I am not affiliated with or sponsored by Sintratec. Table of Contents: 00:00​ - Introduction 00:48 - Unboxing Sintratec Kit 04:20 - Door 06:10​ - Enclosure 08:08​ - Core 11:12​ - Powder Spreader 13:55​ - Stages 15:41​ - Heating Element 16:53 - Limit Switches 20:06​ - Lamps 22:30​ - Optics 26:47 - Hat 29:43 - Electronics 32:50 - Wiring the Mains 35:55 - Calibration 37:59 - Nylon 48:08 - Part Nesting 51:03 - Functional Print 53:35 - Post Processing 1:01:59 - Powder Recycle 1:11:42 - SLS vs FFF 1:13:31 - Cons of SLS 1:15:04 - Summary