an article to describe an easyand affordable surface to print on and my famous tesla_valve_recorder_whistle design

prusaprinters

<p>how to print anything?glue a sheet of paper on your prusa mini PEI print bed using wood glue express from pattex-it will keep paper on the print bed cut out then the paper part to fit the print bed size!</p> <p>use a colored glue stick from pritt to act as a primer coat on paper for PLA</p> <p>for TPU use the wood glue from pattex to coat instead. 80C is ok. maybe not above 100C.</p> <p>let both dry before starting the 3d printing.</p> <p>theating of the print bed allows fast drying of the glue.</p> <p>the part is easily tear off the paper then- the pAPER MAY STICK TO THE PART BUT put the part in warm water and scratch the paper residues away.</p> <p>the same for the plate, use warm water to remove the paper from the PEI print be sheet</p> <p>I added a tesla valve recorder design as noone can upload a tutorial herein!</p> <p>her an example of a newly set piece of paper as sacrificial layer!</p> <p>Another point, I did the tesla design using a skeletonal stroke using the old free expression 3.3 creatures software amazing freeware for cartoon design! which is not Maintained but I cannot tell if it works on new windows above w7..? then using export to pdf import In Inkscape then save as svg as expression cannot... It works like a charm import the svg as geometry in freecad. I may have the exe I have ever dl at that time! available</p> <p>Extruding it and using boolean operation to get my stuff done! Works!</p> Category: 3D Printing Tests