How to calibrate 3D printed thread for direct use

How to calibrate 3D printed thread for direct use

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Nowadays I am doing a lot of works which needs to be fixed by bolts. It is necessary to figure out how to modeling threads to fix the bolts directly. I make this calibration test plate which can help you find out the parameter suitable for your 3D printer. This is not the first attempt but I think it is a good example to get new ideas to make things smooth. I wish someone will get some idea through the smallest thing. Also, I hope they will share the experience with us making the world a better place. Don’t forget to subscribe to this channel. Your support is my best happiness. I will continue to update the video. I hope it will give you some help. Thank you very much. I use Fusion 360 for modeling. The thread uses ISO format. Push the top and bottom surface of thread according to the number indicated left side. No other modification. Material: PLA Printing temperature: 200 C Bed temperature: 60 C Layer height: 0.2 mm Infill density: 50% No support Link to Youtube https://youtu.be/RN6CwSipIsY

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