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3D Printing Failures: 2020 Edition: How to Diagnose and Repair ALL Desktop 3D Printing Issues
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About 3D Printing Failures: 2020 Edition: How To Diagnose
About the Author Sean Aranda began his 3D printing explorations by becoming the Operations Manager for SD3D in early 2015. With over a dozen FDM machines and a few hundred clients, Sean was able to amass well over 75,000 hours of successful printing experience. Sean was also able to receive extensive experience with material variations and profile settings required for a successful print, since SD3D offers over 16 different types of FDM 3D printing materials. While he had a very basic 3D printing background before starting at SD3D, Sean's knowledge of printing failures grew rapidly as he helped all clients get a usable 3D print within the promised time frame. He now runs a YouTube channel called The 3D Print General where he offers 3D printing tutorials and goes over some fun prints. About the Editor: David is an experienced manufacturing engineer, project manager and entrepreneur. Prior to co-founding SD3D in 2013, David worked at Aptera Motors as a project manager for over a dozen electrical and mechanical engineers. David later worked as a manufacturing engineer for the Large Compressor Set and Mechanical Drive (LCSMD) division for Solar Turbines. David holds a bachelor's of science degree in mechanical engineering from San Diego State University and is EIT accredited with the California Board for Professional Engineers.Mr. Feeney is the CEO and head of the technology development at SD3D. He has racked up hundreds of thousands of 3D printing hours throughout his career and is now utilizing his experience by helping to advance the entire 3D printing industry. Visit SD3D.com now to find out more! Product Description 2022 Edition Now Available: https://amzn.to/31TYwRVThis book has been entirely revamped and rewritten to encompass all of the updates in the 3D printing industry. Nearly 50% longer than the previous edition, this 2020 version of 3D Printing Failures has 7 new chapters, new photographs, and has each chapter rewritten, including a "Material Science" chapter by Nicolas Tokotuu, Product Manager at Polymaker. Whether you are new to 3D printing or have dozens of prints under your belt, this book is for you! Sean Aranda and David Feeney have hundreds of thousands of successful hours of printing, so let them help you achieve consistent, clean prints.The failures and topics that are discussed in great detail by chapter are: * Bed Adhesion * Build Plate Not Heating * Build Plate Not Reading Correct Temperature * Built Up Material in Nozzle * Electrical Safety* Elephant Foot* Extruder Stepper Skipping* Filament Snapping* Gaps in Walls * Ghosting* Hotend Can't Reach or Maintain Temperature * Hotend Not Heating * Hotend Not Reading Correct Temperature * Important Accessories and Replacements* Layer Shifts * LCD Blank or Dark * Mandatory Maintenance* Materials and their Settings* Material Science* Missing Layers* Model Errors * Not Finding Home * Nozzle Clogs * Over Extrusion * Parts Being Knocked Over* Parts Not Mating Together * Poor Layer Adhesion* Print Pauses Mid Print* Quality Options * Running Out of Filament * Settings Issues * Speed Limitations* Stepper Motors Overheating or Malfunctioning* Stripped Filament * Unlevelled Build Plate * Warping * Z-Axis Wobble * Z-Height Calibration* And much more!If you have any issues with the printing quality, please email me at the email listed in the book with proof of purchase for high-quality photos and a .PDF. From the Author If you have any issues with the printing quality of the photos, don't hesitate to email me at [email protected] with proof of purchase and I can send on over HD photos.
