"SLM parts have higher tensile properties but cast parts are still stronger" So in what way are cast parts stronger? Under compression? Sheer? Torsion? Alternatively, what are these tensile properties that are higher, if not strength?
wrong he lies, powder cant be used again it lost all its properties after print. Which means its dumped into landfill. models brake, warp if they did not get proper heat, the sweeper can simply brake your model and than its the end of your money and many many more problems, printers come with badly made sweepers or even cheap lasers.....
"SLM parts have higher tensile properties but cast parts are still stronger"
So in what way are cast parts stronger? Under compression? Sheer? Torsion?
Alternatively, what are these tensile properties that are higher, if not strength?
so what is the actual difference between SLM and DMLS ?
None. SLM is a generic term, whereas DMLS is a term invented by the company EOS, mainly to differentiate itself from other printer manufacturers.
Can't wait until these become available for consumer use. I've been tempted a few times over the past year to buy a "cheap" one for like 20k.
You’d still need to be trained, and it’s not as easy as F3 (FDM) printing.
Train yourself
No you dont want to do this at home, the metal powder is hazardous.
@@hyuxionnot as hazardous as metal grain flow
Good job.
Thank you!
What's the price tag for those machines
The price of an organ in your body can be a good comparison
Hermiston Meadows
You forgot EBM
Man if only NASA got one of these… think of all the lives saved if they had a reliable part manufacturing system.
wrong they have normal 3d printer, this only would make them mad, and also no gravity dumb dumb.
they probably have over a dozen
wrong he lies, powder cant be used again it lost all its properties after print. Which means its dumped into landfill. models brake, warp if they did not get proper heat, the sweeper can simply brake your model and than its the end of your money and many many more problems, printers come with badly made sweepers or even cheap lasers.....
How is powder not hit by the laser affected, and what properties are lost?
WTF are you talking about? Take a video of those "problems" happening on your SLM printer so we can see your experience.
Can anyone suggest a 3d metal printer for a home based business ?